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JMS VSE Live Invocation Step

The JMS VSE Live Invocation step sends requests to the live service.

The step editor has basic and advanced parameters. To display the advanced parameters, click PRO at the top of the editor.

The Live Request Send tab contains the list of operations to use for sending a live request.

The Channel Name field defines the request channel name. The value must match the channel name in the JMS VSE Listen step.

To disable and reenable individual request channels, use the Enabled check box. At least one request channel must be enabled.

The Live Response Receive tab contains the list of operations to use for receiving live responses.

The Channel Name field defines the response channel name. The value must match the channel name in the JMS VSE Respond step.

To disable and reenable individual response channels, use the Enabled check box. At least one response channel must be enabled.

The Timeout parameter and the Maximum Responses parameter are among the criteria that the step can use to determine whether to leave the live invocation loop.

The ReplyTo Mappings tab is applicable to the segregated messaging scenario. This type of scenario occurs under the following conditions:

• A set of queues is accessible to DevTest.
• Another set of queues is not accessible to DevTest.
• The application runs on the non-accessible queues.
• Messages are automatically forwarded word for word to the DevTest-accessible queues automatically.

Each mapping consists of the following items:

• The response-side channel name
• The service reply-to destination that must be sent to the service for its response to come through the live response queue on the response channel