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In the above:
queue: Refers to the name of the queues using the loaded send feature, specified as comma
separated values.
minruntimesize: The minimum number of messages maintained in-memory. Messages are
loaded from the temporary table when the number of messages go below the minimum size as
specified in the
loadedsend.props file.
maxruntimesize: The maximum number of messages maintained in-memory.
Messages in the loaded send operations are stored in a temporary table. Below is the schema for the
loaded send temporary table. A temporary table (
temp_messages) should be created comprise of the
following columns:
mid: The message id for the message. A varchar datatype of size 254.
message: The actual message. A long datatype.
destination: The destination to which the message is to be sent. A varchar datatype of size 60.
expirationtime: The time after which the message expires (specified in milliseconds). A long
datatype.
Note that this table must be created in the database to which the JMS server uses to store messages.
Here are a few examples:
•Cloudscape:
CREATE TABLE temp_messages (mid varchar(254) primary key,
message long bit varying,
destination varchar(60),
expirationtime numeric(32));
•Oracle:
CREATE TABLE temp_messages (mid varchar(255) primary key,
message long raw,
destination varchar(60),
expirationtime number);
CREATE INDEX temp_messages1 ON temp_messages(destination)
Starting Standalone Message Server using Command line
1 Open a command window at <install_dir>/server/bin
2 Execute: runserver -node <nodename>
3 Specify the Message Server node name in <nodename> that you have created.
Note: For a Message Server node, ensure that JMSService is enabled in server-config.xml, located at
[server_install]/server/nodes/<node_name>/config.
The command to start Standalone J2EE Server, a J2EE Server Cluster or Message Server node is
same.
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