The JMS source enables receiving messages from JMS.
The JMS source has the following options:
Properties grouped by prefix:
- client-id
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Client id for durable subscriptions. (String, default:
<none>) - destination
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The destination from which to receive messages (queue or topic). (String, default:
<none>) - message-selector
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A selector for messages. (String, default:
<none>) - session-transacted
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True to enable transactions and select a DefaultMessageListenerContainer, false to select a SimpleMessageListenerContainer. (Boolean, default:
true) - subscription-durable
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True for a durable subscription. (Boolean, default:
<none>) - subscription-name
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The name of a durable or shared subscription. (String, default:
<none>) - subscription-shared
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True for a shared subscription. (Boolean, default:
<none>)
- jndi-name
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Connection factory JNDI name. When set, takes precedence to others connection factory auto-configurations. (String, default:
<none>) - pub-sub-domain
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Whether the default destination type is topic. (Boolean, default:
false)
- acknowledge-mode
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Acknowledge mode of the container. By default, the listener is transacted with automatic acknowledgment. (AcknowledgeMode, default:
<none>, possible values:AUTO,CLIENT,DUPS_OK) - auto-startup
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Start the container automatically on startup. (Boolean, default:
true) - concurrency
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Minimum number of concurrent consumers. (Integer, default:
<none>) - max-concurrency
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Maximum number of concurrent consumers. (Integer, default:
<none>) - receive-timeout
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Timeout to use for receive calls. Use -1 for a no-wait receive or 0 for no timeout at all. The latter is only feasible if not running within a transaction manager and is generally discouraged since it prevents clean shutdown. (Duration, default:
1s)
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Note
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Spring boot broker configuration is used; refer to the
Spring Boot Documentation for more information.
The spring.jms.* properties above are also handled by the boot JMS support.
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