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Last updated Friday, 21 July 2017You can set the backout threshold property on nodes that use JMS transport to specify how many attempts are made to deliver the message to the input destination.
If the Backout threshold is set to 0 then redelivery is not attempted. If the Backout threshold is 1 or greater, the message will be redelivered the specified number of times.
Set the value of Backout threshold depending on the capabilities of the JMS provider.
If the JMS provider supports JMSXDeliveryCount, you can set the Backout threshold to any value.
If the JMS provider does not support JMSXDeliveryCount, the Backout threshold must only be set to 0 or 1. If the JMS provider does not support JMSXDeliveryCount and the value is set to greater than 1, a redelivered message is repeatedly backed out and reprocessed, and is never delivered to the backout destination.
Last updated Friday, 21 July 2017