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Domain: Messaging: JMS Smoke Test
Buttons Column Display Configuration Options
Use this page to browse JMS destinations, browse messages in a specific JMS destination, and manipulate messages.
Configuration Options
Name Description Provider The JMS provider for this destination.
Type The type of destination.
Destination The name of the destination.
Durable Subscribers List of durable subscribers, if any.
Enter Selector Expression A message selector is a boolean expression. It consists of a String with a syntax similar to the where clause of an SQL select statement.
Buttons
Name Description Filter Messages Enables you to filter the messages on the destination based on any valid JMS message header or property.
Create Creates new messages to be sent to a destination.
View View the contents of a selected message.
Purge Drains all messages from the destination.
Export Exports a message in XML format, which results in the creation or replacement of a message on the specified destination.
Import Imports a message in XML format, which results in the creation or replacement of a message on the specified destination.
Column Display
Name Description Message ID A unique identifier for the message. Clicking ID sorts messages in either ascending or descending order by message ID.
Time Stamp The time a message arrives on the destination. WebLogic JMS writes the time stamp in the message when it accepts the message for delivery, not when the application sends the message.
Type The JMS message type, such as BytesMessage, TextMessage, StreamMessage, ObjectMessage, MapMessage, or XMLMessage.
Priority An indicator of the level of importance or urgency of a message, with 0 as the lowest priority and 9 as the highest. Usually, 0-4 are gradients of normal priority and 5-9 are gradients of expedited priority. Priority is set to 4 by default.
Message Size The size of a message in bytes.
Correlation ID A correlation ID is a user-defined identifier for the message, often used to correlate messages about the same subject.
State The current state of a message, which could be one of DELAYED, EXPIRED, ORDERED, PAUSED, RECEIVE, REDELIVERY_COUNT_EXCEEDED, SEND, TRANSACTION, or VISIBLE.
Delivery Mode Indicates whether a message is PERSISTENT or NON_PERSISTENT.
Expiration The expiration, or time-to-live value, for a message.
Delivery Time The earliest absolute time at which a message can be delivered to a consumer.
Redelivery Limit The maximum number of redelivery attempts a message can have before it is moved to an error destination.
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