JMS Queue (Legacy) output connector

This connector enables StreamServer to deliver messages to a named queue in a point-to-point messaging system.

Connector settings
Setting	Description
Context	The JNDI context. If you leave this empty, the initial context will be used.
Queue Factory	The JNDI lookup name for the queue connection factory. A JMS client uses a connection factory to create a connection to the JMS provider. This setting is mandatory.
User Name	A user name to access the JMS provider.
Password	A password to access the JMS provider.
Queue	The JNDI lookup name for the queue. This setting is mandatory.
Custom Properties	Custom message properties. Custom message properties can be used for selecting messages, or for providing information about contents or message types. Example: Set a custom header to "color=’blue’"
Message Format	• BytesMessage – Send the message as bytes. The recipient must know how to interpret the information. Use this option if you specify a driver for the connector. • TextMessage – Send the message as text. Use this option when sending XML or text formatted output.
Delivery Mode	The message reliability level. You can select a delivery mode to suit your requirements for guarantee of delivery and system performance. • Default – Keep the settings defined in the deployment process. • Persistent – Output will be delivered even if power is lost. • Non persistent – Output will be delivered faster, but delivery is not guaranteed if power is lost.
Priority	The JMS priority, where 0 is the lowest priority, and 9 is the highest priority. If you do not specify a priority level, the default level is 4. A JMS provider tries to deliver messages with high before messages with low priority, but will not necessarily deliver the messages in the order of priority.
Time to live	An expiration time (milliseconds) for the messages. By default, a message will live forever.
Type	A JMSType header field. You can, for example, specify the type of message when using the message format BytesMessage. Receivers can use the JMSType header field to determine whether or not they can interpret this kind of message.
Reply To	The JNDI lookup name of the queue or topic to which the message receiver should send a response message. Specify this only if you expect the message receiver to reply to the delivered message.
Correlation Id	A correlation id for the message. Correlation IDs can be used to link one message to another, for example to link a response message to the corresponding request message. It is possible to fetch the correlation ID for incoming JMS messages using the scripting function GetExtJobId.