Basic Properties

Which properties appear in the dialog depends upon whether the client is a producer or consumer.

Figure 3 JMS Client Basic Configuration Properties Dialog Box (Producer)

Figure 4 JMS Client Basic Configuration Properties Dialog Box (Consumer)

Table 2 JMS Client Basic Configuration Properties

Property	Applies to	Description
Transaction mode	All producers	Specifies whether messages for this session use `Transacted` or `XA` mode. For consumers, the default is always `XA`; otherwise, the default is `Transacted`.
Delivery mode	All producers	Specifies whether the messages for this JMS connection are persistent or non-persistent. The default is `Persistent`.
Priority	All producers	Specifies the message priority. Allowed values are `0 - 9`; the default is `4`.
Idle timeout	All producers	Specifies the number of seconds to wait before returning a connection to the pool. The default is `30` seconds.
Maximum Pool Size	All producers	Specifies the maximum number of connections to be made to the message server. The default is `32`.
Maximum Wait Time	All producers	Specifies the maximum amount of milliseconds to wait for acquiring a connection before throwing an exception. The default is `30000` milliseconds.
Steady Pool Size	All producers	Specifies the minimum and initial number of connections maintained in the pool. The default is `4`.
Message selector	All consumers	Specifies a message selector.
Concurrency	All consumers	Specifies whether the message consumers uses connection consumer or serialized processing. The default is `Serial mode`.

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