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JMS targets in mappings

Add a Target transformation to write data to a target. When you add a Target transformation to a mapping, you define the target connection, target objects, and target properties related to the JMS connection type.
The following table describes the JMS target properties that you can configure in a Target transformation:
Property
Description
Connection
Name of the target connection.
Target Type
Target type.
Select one of the following target types:
  • - Single Object
  • - Parameter
Object
Name of the JMS target object type.
Select a JMS queue or topic.
Operation
Target operation.
You can use only the insert operation.
The following table describes the advanced properties:
Property
Description
JMS Destination
The name of the JMS queue or topic on the JMS provider to which you write JMS messages.
If you don't specify a JMS destination in the Source transformation, the mapping creates the JMS destination at runtime based on the selected target object.
Message Type
The type of JMS messages that you can write to the JMS destination.
Delivery Mode
Determines how the messages are handled in the event of a JMS provider failure.
Select Persistent to store the messages until it is delivered and select Non-Persistent to store messages temporarily depending on how the JMS provider implements message handling.
Time To Live
The time duration in milliseconds for which the messages are available for consumption.
Default value is 0, indicating that the messages do not expire and remain available until consumed.
Forward Rejected Rows
Determines whether the transformation passes rejected rows to the next transformation or drops rejected rows.
By default, the Secure Agent forwards rejected rows to the next transformation.