Description
The IBM Websphere MQ Consumer step allows Pentaho Data Integration to receive text messages from any IBM Websphere MQ Server. This step is has been tested against the 7.x version of IBM Websphere MQ Server.
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License Information: Enterprise Edition only
Options
Option | Description |
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Step Name | Optionally, you can change the name of this step to fit your needs. |
MQ Connection | Enable MQ Connection if you are using an MQ connection string to connect to your IBM Websphere MQ Server. |
MQ URL | Enter the appropriate connection URL. The syntax of the URL should follow: |
Username | Enter the IBM Websphere MQ Server authorized user name. |
Password | Enter the IBM Websphere MQ Server password. |
Jndi Connection | Enable JNDI Connection if you are using the Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) to connect to the IBM Websphere MQ Server. |
Jndi URL | The URL for the JNDI connection. |
Topic/Queue | Select Topic or Queue from the drop down list to specify whether you want to use a Topic or Queue delivery model.Topic uses a publish/subscribe delivery model meaning that a one message can be delivered to multiple consumers. Messages are delivered to the topic destination, and ultimately to all active consumers who are subscribers of the topic. Also, any number of producers can send messages to a topic destination; each message can be delivered to any number of subscribers. If there are no registered consumers, the topic destination does not hold messages unless it has durable subscription for inactive consumers. A durable subscription represents a consumer registered with the topic destination that can be inactive at the time the messages are sent to the topic. |
Destination | Specify the queue or topic name. |
Receive Timeout | Specify the time to wait for incoming messages in milliseconds.Note: A timeout setting of zero never expires. |
Field Name | Specify the field name that contains the contents of the message. |