A message flow with a JMSInput node receives a message with a blank Message Domain. The message is a TextMessage and does not include a JMSType header. Which domain parser should the solution developer expect the broker to use?
A solution developer implemented a message flow for a book store company which receives an XML input message. The input message is formed according to an XML schema supplied by the client and used by several other applications owned by the company. The input node uses XMLNSC parser to parse the input message. The image below depicts a sample XML input message. According to business needs, the bookDetails elements and all of its children are not referenced by the code. Performance test for the flow showed a significant time spent in message parsing time especially for large messages.
What should the solution developer do to enhance the message parsing time ?
A sample snippet of an incoming message is shown below.
A solution developer is asked to design a message model that only processes messages that contain an allowed list of currency codes and rejects other messages. How can the solution developer modify the message model to achieve this?
A message flow developer needs to create a message definition to model a COBOL document that starts with the following definition.
Using the MRM-TDS physical format, what type of message model should the solution developer create?
To create a message definition, a solution developer has performed the following steps: 1.Create a new message set 2.Create a new message definition file 3.Add a Tagged/Delimited String (TDS) physical format to the message set 4.Import a COBOL copybook 5.Add a Custom Wire Formats (CWF) physical format to the message set 6.Import a C header file Which of the following is true?
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