Use the failed event detail page to view data for a single failed Java Message Service (JMS) event and to delete or resubmit the event.
To access this page in the console, click Integration Applications > Failed Event Manager, perform a search for failed JMS events, and click the name of a specific event listed in the Search Results page.
The failed event details page provides the JMS header property information associated with the failed event, as well as details about the event's destination and the time and cause of the failure.
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Specifies the unique ID for the failed event. This ID persists even after the event is resubmitted; if the resubmission fails, the event is returned to the failed event manager with the same event ID.
The event ID is assigned automatically by the Recovery subsystem; you cannot edit it.
Specifies the type of event that failed. The value is JMS for all failed JMS events.
The event type is assigned automatically by the Recovery subsystem; you cannot edit it.
Specifies the status of the failed event. For JMS events, the only available status type is Failed.
The event status is assigned automatically by the Recovery subsystem; you cannot edit it.
Specifies the type of service invocation between components. The three supported invocation models are asynchronous request/deferred response, asynchronous request with callback, and asynchronous one-way.
You cannot edit this field.
Displays the name of the destination module for the event (where the event was going when it failed).
You cannot edit this field.
Displays the name of the destination component for the event (where the event was going when it failed).
You cannot edit this field.
Displays the date and time the event failed. The time shown is local to the process server, and the value is formatted for the current locale.
You cannot edit this field.
Displays the deployment target for the event. Its value includes the name of the target node, server, and cluster (if applicable).
You cannot edit this field.
Specifies the Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) name of the original destination, for resubmission purposes.
You cannot edit this field.
Displays the correlation ID used to link two JMS messages together in request-response or two-way operations.
You cannot edit this field.
Displays the number of times the message has been redelivered to the client.
You cannot edit this field.
Displays the delivery method used by JMS. Valid values are PERSISTENT (messages persist on the destination) and NONPERSISTENT (messages are removed from the destination).
You cannot edit this field.
Specifies the amount of time that can elapse before a failed event expires and can no longer be resubmitted. The time shown is local to the process server.
If a user specifies an expiration with the asynchronous call that sent the event, that expiration data persists even if the event fails, and the expiration time appears in the Resubmit expiration time field.
You cannot edit this field.
Displays the JMS message priority for the queue destination. The value is a positive integer between zero and nine, with zero indicating the lowest priority.
You cannot edit this field.
Specifies whether the message has been previously delivered to the client. Valid values for this field are true and false.
You cannot edit this field.