How do I Configure DB-Based Persistence for JMS Messages in Clustered Nodes?

You must specify the JMS Service to use DB-based persistence and the DataSource that has just been created. This is specified through the following configuration:

The persistence must be enabled.
Persistence disabled policy must be throw-exception. It is used if the configuration datasource is not valid, or some exception occurred while accessing, to throw an exception to the sender regarding the same. If the policy is override-delivery-mode, on failure to connect to the datasource, the persistence message delivery mode is overridden to non-persistent and sender is not notified of the same.
persistence-type must be db.
Provide the datasource name.
Provide the table name prefix that must be used by Message Server while creating the tables.

<configuration service-name="JMSService"> <persistent-store> <persistence-enabled>true</persistence-enabled> <persistence-disabled-policy>throw-exception</persistence-disabled-policy> <persistence-type>db-store</persistence-type> <db-store> <data-source-name>jms_cluster_ds</data-source-name> <jms-table-name-prefix>pmt1_</jms-table-name-prefix> </db-store> </persistent-store> </configuration>

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