Sample JMS message format

The image below shows a simple BTM message format. It defines a couple of JMS message properties, and a payload containing a single string.

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The code snippet to the right shows a JMS TextMessage that could be inspected using the BTM message format on the left.

Note that:

  • The JMS Message Header fields (messageID and correlationID) are accessible by using the predefined JMS Message Header format (not shown)
  • Root fields of primitive field types (String, Binary, Numeric) map to JMS Message Properties (aMessageProperty, AnotherMessageProperty)
  • The Message Body Buffer (anXMLDocument) grabs the entire TextMessage payload into the AnXMLDocument String field.
  • Further subfields could be defined under the anXMLDocument field. For example, an XPath query could be run against the document to extract specific attributes or elements of the document.

 

 

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