Creating messaging subscribers typically involves setting up a trigger that listens to a
messaging destination such as a queue or topic and starts a service or workflow when a message
arrives.
About this task
The steps are explained to create a basic subscriber without any additional features.
Procedure
-
Go to
.
- Click Add new subscriber.
The New
subscriber page is displayed. The Add new subscriber button is
displayed when you hover over the Messaging section. For read-only tenant
users, the Add new subscriber button is in disabled mode.
- Enter the following details:
- Name
- Name of the subscriber.
- Description
- Short explanation about the subscriber.
- Connector type
- Type of connector you want to use. Select one of the following options:
- Messaging for using an Internal Messaging Provider.
- JMS for using an External Messaging Provider.
- Account
- Account associated with the connector that is chosen in the previous step. If you have chosen,
- Messaging - Use DefaultAccount.
- JMS - Use one of the listed accounts. Alternatively, you can create a new
account by clicking Add. For more information on creating an account, see
JMS connector account parameters.
- Destination
-
- Destination type - Type of destination, either queue or topic.
- Select destination - Select the destination from the Shared and Local
categories.
- Default invocation
-
- Invocation type - Type of invocation, either workflow or flow
service.
- Select invocation - Name of the invocation. Alternatively, you can add an
invocation by clicking Add.
Note: For subscribers created before version 10.11, the Invocation type
and Invocation name fields are grouped under the section
Default invocation. Thus, the Invocation section that
existed before version 10.11 from now is termed as Default invocation.
- Click Save.
The Subscriber
details page is displayed.
Results
The subscriber is created. y default, the subscriber is in an enabled state. You can edit,
enable, disable, or suspend a subscriber from the Subscriber details page.