Trigger Definition Example

SXTP06N ----------------------- Trigger Details -----------------------------
Command ===>                                         (EMS,PROP)              
                                                                             
 Trigger Identifier    => TRIGGER-TEXT                                      
 Publish To            => tibss.trigger.DATA2                                
 Publish To, Sec       =>                                                    
 Reply To              => myReply.TEST                                       
 Error Subject         => tibss.error.out                                    
 Error Threshold       => 0     (0 - 99999) Error Percent  => 0   (0 - 99)   
 Publish To Len (Dyn)  => 9     Start => 64                                  
 Output Conversion(?)  =>                   Msg Field Name => DATA2          
 ESB Endpoint     (?)  => RV-SERVER                                          
 Trace Level           => 0  0-5                                             
 Output Method         => 2  1 Status  2 Message                             
                             3 Both Status and Message                       
 Compare Text Contain in Buffer                                              
   Start  => 0                                                               
   Length => 0                                                               
   Value  =>                                                                 
 Undelivered Requeue   => N   (Y Requeue, N Discard - Reliable Only)

RV Message Layout

subject=tibss.trigger.DATA2SXG6000I, reply=myReply.TEST, message={ DATA2(1)=[384 opaque bytes] }
Note: No tibss-status due to Output Method is 2.
Note: The user data is always Opaque.
Note: The name of the field is either the value of “Msg Field Name” or DATA (default).
Note: The id number is always 1.
Note: A dynamic subject is used in this case. “SXG6000I” is the value at location 64 (relative to 0) which is concatenated to “tibss.trigger.DATA2”.

EMS Message Layout

When using “EMS Trigger Details Extension” Panel to set the Message Type = ‘B’ (Bytes Message). Given below is the expected output of the message: 

subject=tibss.trigger, message=BytesMessage={ Header={ JMSMessageID={ID:ZLINUX-EMS-TEST.80475AB2E0F15:5} JMSDestination={Queue[tibss.trigger.DATA2SXG6000I]} JMSReplyTo={Queue[myReply.TEST]} JMSDeliveryMode={PERSISTENT} JMSRedelivered={false} JMSCorrelationID={null} JMSType={null} JMSTimestamp={Mon Apr 02 13:25:08 CDT 2018} JMSDeliveryTime={Mon Apr 02 13:25:08 CDT 2018} JMSExpiration={0} JMSPriority={4} } Properties={ JMSXDeliveryCount={Integer:1} } Bytes={100 bytes} }

When using “EMS Trigger Details Extension” Panel to set the Message Type = ‘T’ (Text Message). Below is the expected output of the message: 

subject=tibss.trigger, message=TextMessage={ Header={ JMSMessageID={ID:ZLINUX-EMS-TEST.80475AB2E0F15:3} JMSDestination={Queue[tibss.trigger.DATA2SXG6000I]} JMSReplyTo={Queue[myReply.TEST]} JMSDeliveryMode={PERSISTENT} JMSRedelivered={false} JMSCorrelationID={null} JMSType={null} JMSTimestamp={Mon Apr 02 13:16:45 CDT 2018} JMSDeliveryTime={Mon Apr 02 13:16:45 CDT 2018} JMSExpiration={0} JMSPriority={4} } Properties={ JMSXDeliveryCount={Integer:1} } Text={1--------10--------20G000001G30--------40--------50--------60--------70--------80--------90--------L} }