Hi Everyone,
I am sending data from Solace to Boomi using JMS connector.
Can someone help me with appropriate header properties for JMS like we have for REST as shown below ?
Solace-Time-To-Live-In-ms:
Solace-DMQ-Eligible: [true|false]
Solace-Delivery-Mode: [Direct | Non-Persistent | Persistent]
Destination:
Solace-Correlation-ID:
Solace-Reply-To-Destination: /(QUEUE |TOPIC)/<destination_string>
Hi Naga,
The table at this link will give you info about how JMS Header fields map to their Solace equivalents. Most of your items are covered there.
And TTL & DMQ Eligibility can be found at the link below.
Hi Marc,
When i set this SOLACE_JMS_PROP_DEAD_MSG_QUEUE_ELIGIBLE in boomi process property and pushed messages to Solace I am not seeing this property in messages when browsed from solace queue.
What is the correct way to add this property in Boomi ? Could you please help ?
Does Boomi JMS connection use a Solace JMS Connection Factory? If so, you can set “default-dmq-eligible” to true in the connection factory, using SolAdmin or CLI:
0021f5c91477> show jndi connection-factory * detail
Connection Factory : /jms/cf/default
Message VPN : default
messaging-properties : 6
default-delivery-mode : persistent
text-msg-xml-payload : true
default-dmq-eligible : false <-----------
default-eliding-eligible : false
xa : true
jmsx-user-id-enabled : false
transport-properties : 17
connect-timeout : 30000
read-timeout : 10000
…
Hi Aaron,
I am suing Boomi JMS connector and selecting the server as solace. We need not enter connection factory name in the JMS connection. I am not sure which connection factory it refers.
For How long messages will be stored in Dead Message Queue
Forever. They do not expire out of the DMQ.
Then How do we remove the messages from a Dead message Queue only by consuming ?
Hi Naga, yes, as a matter of best practice, you should create a consumer for every DMQ. If you’ve configured a DMQ the expectation is that you want to keep the messages. Having a DMQ over-flowing because no-one is doing anything with the messages breaks this model. If you don’t want to consume the messages, do you need a DMQ in the first place?
Hi @TomF, for your info. You can set a custom connection factory on the Boomi side when using the JMS Server Type “Generic JNDI”. The strange thing is that, if you choose Solace as JMS server type, you can’t. I assume Boomi is then using “/jms/cf/default”. See screenshots
The Solace branded JMS connector does not use JNDI.
I have added a comment that explains the difference between the connectors - Difference between the Boomi Generic JMS Connector and Boomi Solace JMS Connector — Solace Community
Hi Marc,
I referred to that guide and added the headers in Boomi JMS connector custom properties and also tried Boomi process properties but none of them really worked for me.
