Use this tab to define the behavior of this dispatcher.
Use Work Queues
When checked, specifies that dispatcher work queues are automatically created on MQSeries as needed to store connector in-progress data.Work Queue
The name of the automatically created MQSeries work queue or queues.Persist
When set to Yes, specifies that in-progress connector data stored in internal work queues is preserved even if the transport (typically MQSeries), and hence the connector, fail or are recycled gracefully. When set to No, this data is maintained if the connector is recycled or fails, but not if MQSeries is recycled or fails. Persistent messaging does require additional transport performance overhead.Work Queue Count
The maximum number of work queues to create on MQSeries. If you specify more than 1, the queues are created using the following naming convention:name, name_1, name_2, name_3, etc., where name is the name you entered for Work Queue above.
Work Queue Cache Size
This is where work queue data is stored in memory for easier access. The default value is 51200 bytes.EMS Queue
Autogenerate Service Using This Profile
The business element profile to use for automatically generating the EMS business service and its supporting components.Select Existing Service
The business service to which the connector can send errors. For more information on the EMS business service and CASP error management, refer to the CASP Diagnosis Guide.Operational Status
Specifies whether you want dispatcher child processes to start running when the parent connector starts.Operational Mode
Defines how inbound and outbound messages are managed between the external system and CASP. When set to Synchronous, messages in-bound to the external system are held until the plug-in either accepts or jettisons the message. When set to Asynchronous, messages in-bound to the external system are held in a work queue so additional processing can continue before the plug-in decides to accept or reject the message. Note that asynchronous operational mode can slow down performance.