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Oracle AQ Steps
Oracle AQ is a messaging provider, like IBM WebSphere MQ, webMethods Broker, TIBCO EMS, and others. Oracle AQ fits into DevTest like any of those other messaging providers.
The Oracle AQ step is added to a test case to allow sending messages, receiving messages, receiving messages asynchronously, or some combination of the three.
For AQ, there are two separate step types (JMS and JPUB). They have the same functionality but represent two different methods for communicating with the Oracle AQ messaging provider.
Both Oracle AQ steps have the standard configuration sections for messaging steps.
- A Connection section for configuring the connection information.
- An optional Subscriber section for configuring the location from which the step receives its message and the type of message it receives.
- An optional Publisher section for configuring the location to which the step sends its message and the type of message it sends. The contents of the message to send are configured in a separate tab.
- The step sends one message, receives one message, or both. The step can run multiple times in a loop in the same test case to send or receive multiple messages.
- When the step is used as an asynchronous subscriber, then it is only run once in a test case. An extra Consumer step is run to consume each message received from the provider.
Two distinct ways to use AQ are:
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