JMS connector in Jitterbit Design Studio

Overview

The Jitterbit JMS Connector makes it possible to work with Java Message Service (JMS)-compliant systems to perform data transformations, conduct in-depth analysis, and apply diagnostics, including error handling, logging, notification, and reporting.

The JMS Connector helps achieve asynchronous communication between loosely-coupled systems with the added benefit of data transformations. Use the JMS Connector to push data to a topic or queue, perform operations on a schedule, or process urgent messages immediately. You can use it to automate processes that involve JMS-compliant systems and apply priority processing to specific records in queues and topics.

The Jitterbit JMS Connector:

• Extends any JMS-compliant system such as Apache ActiveMQ, Eclipse Open MQ, IBM MQ (formerly IBM WebSphere MQ), Rabbit MQ, Tibco Messaging or other JMS-compliant Enterprise Service Buses (ESBs)
• Supports core JMS functionality
• Sends messages in real time, on a schedule, or through APIs
• Through the use of Jitterbit project and global variables, allows the creation of dynamic activities
• Can apply complex data transformations or validations to JMS messages
• Allows users to build new features without disrupting existing integrations
• Provides for additional diagnostic and analytics capabilities

Standard JMS operations are supported:

• Sending data to a queue or topic and receiving confirmation responses
• Listening for messages to process data in real time
• Browsing or Polling data from a queue to retrieve information
• Publishing to a topic for subscribers
• Transforming data as needed in an operation

This section covers installation and setup instructions, guidance on setting up a JMS endpoint, and using JMS operations in a Jitterbit project.