Active MQ target

Overview

The Active MQ target publishes data to ActiveMQ.

Note: Apache ActiveMQ is an open-source Java-based message broker which enables communcation between applications. For more information, refer to ActiveMQ.

How to use the Active MQ target

To use the Active MQ target, pass an object with the parameters you require, from the schema table listed below. Also refer to the code sample listed below.

activemq_target schema

Pass an object with the parameters you require from the table below.

Property	Type	Description	Default Value	Required
_name	String	Enter activemq_target.		Required
_sequenceno	Integer	Enter a number that defines the task’s order in the sequence of tasks to execute.		Required
_actualparams	Object	Pass an object that contains parameters you want to add as key-value pairs, such as userName: “<userName>”.		Required
_actualparams.activemq.username	String	Enter your Active MQ account username. If you do not enter a value, the default value for activemq.username in the Datasources config file is used.	{{config:activemq.username}}	Optional
_actualparams.activemq.password	String	Enter your Active MQ account password. If you do not enter a value, the default value for activemq.password in the Datasources config file is used.	{{config:activemq.password}}	Optional
_actualparams.activemq.url	String	Enter the Active MQ host URL to connect to. If you do not enter a value, the default value for activemq.url in the Datasources config file is used.	{{config:activemq.url}}	Optional
_actualparams.topic	String	Enter the name of the topic you want to publish the message to.		Required
_actualparams.message	Object	Enter the message you want to publish to the Active MQ topic.		Required

Code example

Refer to the code sample below.

…    {      "name": "activemq_target",      "_sequenceno": 1,      "_actualparams": {          "activemq": {              "username": "<Username>",              "password": "<Password>",              "url": "<activemq_host>"          },          "topic": "<activemq_Topic>",          "message": {}      }    } …