AMQP Publisher

This adapter allows you to publish messages in an AMQP topic.

Properties

Operation

Operation performed by the adapter

Possible values:

Publish: Publish messages in an AMQP topic

Parameters

`Adapter`	Adapter main class (do not change!) Possible values: de.softproject.integration.adapter.amqp.AmqpPublisherAdapter : Main class (Default)
`storedConfig`	Identifier of the configuration provided in the `amqpconfig.xml` file Possible values: Any string with the identifier, for example, `queueEmployeesConfig` This parameter is required if you are using the `amqpconfig.xml` file.
`host`	AMQP server host Possible values: Server host, such as `localhost` This parameter is required if you are not using the `amqpconfig.xml` file.
`port`	Dedicated AMQP port on the server Possible values: AMQP port number, e.g. `5672` This parameter is required if you are not using the `amqpconfig.xml` file.
`username`	Name of the user who publishes the message Possible values: Any string with the username, such as `user`
`password`	The user's password Possible values: Any string with the password, e.g. `p4ssw0rd`
`queue`	Queue to which the message is published Possible values: Any string with the name of the queue, e.g. `employees` This parameter is required if you are not using the `amqpconfig.xml` file.
`container`	Container in which the queue is located Possible values: Any string with the container name, e.g. `employeesContainer`
`qos`	Quality of service of the message Possible values: `AT_MOST_ONCE`: The message is delivered once at most or not once. `AT_LEAST_ONCE`: The message is delivered at least once. `EXACTLY_ONCE`: The message is delivered exactly once. If the `qos` parameter is not specified, the default value is `AT_MOST_ONCE`.
`useSsl`	Enables SSL encryption Possible values: `true` `false` (default)
`useSasl`	Enables SASL encryption Possible values: `true` `false` (default)
`mechanism`	SASL mechanism of the remote endpoint Possible values: `PLAIN`: All data is exchanged in plain text (default). `ANONYMOUS`: The service can be used without authentication. `CRAM-MDS`: Prevents password transmission in plain text. `Digest-MDS`: Additional parameters such as integrity assurance can be used.
`durable`	Defines the message as permanent Possible values: `true` (default) `false`
`priority`	Priority level of the message Possible values: Any integer between `0` and `255`, e.g. `3`
`ttl`	The length of time in milliseconds after which the message should be discarded Possible values: Any integer that specifies the time span in milliseconds, e.g. `4500`

Status values

1	The adapter operation was executed successfully
`0`	The operation was successful (no output is generated).
`-1`	An error occurred while the operation was running (no output is generated).

Configuration

A configuration file, which is loaded at server startup, can be used to provide the required information. The amqpconfig.xml configuration file must be provided under the path X4DB/0.

The file has the following structure:

XML

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<RootElement>
	<AMQPConfig name="queueEmployeesConfig">
		<Server host="localhost" port="5672" useSsl="false"/>
		<Client user="user" password="p4ssw0rd"/>
		<Queue container="employeesContainer" name="employees" qos="AT_LEAST_ONCE"/>
	</AMQPConfig>
</RootElement>

Input

The AMQP Publisher expects the following input structure, whereby only one element per message is allowed:

Simple types:

XML

<Messages>
	<Message>
		<Element type="String" value="Good morning!!"/>
	</Message>
	<Message>
		<Element type="Int" value="18"/>
	</Message>
</Messages>

The following simple types are allowed: Binary, Boolean, Byte, Char, Decimal32, Decimal64, Decimal128, Double, Float, Long, Short, String, Symbol, Timestamp (according to the following pattern: yyyy-[m]m-[d]d hh:mm:ss), UByte, UInt, ULong, UShort, Uuid.

Complex types:

List:

XML

<Messages>
	<Message>
		<Element type="List">
			<Element type="Int" value="1"/>
			<Element type="Short" value="3"/>
			<Element type="Boolean" value="false"/>
		</Element>
	</Message>
</Messages>

Map:

XML

<Messages>
    <Message>
        <Element type="Map">
            <Entries>
                <Entry>
                    <Key type="Int" value="2"/>
                    <Value type="String" value="Hello!!"/>
                </Entry>
				<Entry>
                    <Key type="Int" value="5"/>
                    <Value type="String" value="Goodbye!!"/>
                </Entry>
            </Entries>
        </Element>
    </Message>
</Messages>