JMS Map Editor Dialog

Use this dialog to view and edit the function definition, header, property, and message for a method of a JMS control.

# XML

In the XML section, you can specify an XML map for the JMS message, header, or property, on the corresponding tab.

# Message XML

Provides a place to edit the jms-message XML map. The value of this is an XML document fragment describing an XML document and parameters.

- For XML map applied to a CTRL file method, this tells the control to publish an XML document using the XML map as a template.

- For a CTRL file callback, tells the control to use the XML map to set the callback parameters.

# Header XML

Provides a place to edit the jms-header XML map. This maps JMS headers to publish/callback parameters. The value of this is an XML document fragment with the element name as the value and the element text as the value, in the format:

    <header>
        <header-name>value</header-name>
        <header-name-2>value2</header-name2>
    </header>

- For a CTRL file method, tells the control to set headers using the XML map as a template.

- For a CTRL callback, tells the control to use the XML map to set the callback parameters.

# Property XML

Provides a place to edit the jms-property xml-map. This maps jms user properties to publish/callback parameters. The value of this is an XML document fragment with the element name as the value and the element text as the value, in the format:

    <property>
        <prop-name>value</prop-name>
        <prop-name-2>value2</prop-name-2>
    </property>

- For a CTRL file method, tells the control to set properties using the XML map as a template.

- For a CTRL file callback, tells the control to use the XML map to set the callback parameters.

# Java

The Java section provides a place to edit the definition for the selected method of the JMS control. Your edits to the method definition here will be reflected in your source code.

Related Topics

Why Use XML Maps?

JMS Control: Using Java Message Service Queues and Topics from your Web Service