More about Connect JMS rules

Debugging

To test a Connect JMS rule, use the JMS Explorer button on the Environment tab of the JNDI Server form. For an example, see Pega Developer Network article PRKB-25645 How to debug JMS connectors using BROWSE, PUT and GET message operations.

Calling activity

To start a JMS connection and execute a JMS connector rule, create an activity that:

1. Creates a named page that is the source and destination of data mapping.
2. Opens the JMS connector rule on a named page of class Rule-Connect-JMS.
3. Using that page as a step page, calls the Connect-JMS method.
4. Examines the status properties returned by the connector.

If this activity is in a class derived from the Work- base class, you can set the Activity Type to Connect and reference the activity in a flow rule.

Performance Statistics

For information on gathering performance information about this connector see Testing Services and Connectors, a document on the Integration pages of the Pega Developer Network.

Simulation and testing

To debug your application, you can simulate a JMS connector when the external system is unavailable or lacks a test setup.

For more information on testing connectors, see Testing Services and Connectors, a document available on the Integration pages of the Pega Developer Network.

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