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18 Using the WebLogic Messaging Bridge
18-16 Administration Guide
The source and target destinations for a messaging bridge will not always be
available. As such, the messaging bridge must be able to reconnect to the
destination at some periodic interval. These attributes govern the time between
reconnection attempts.
7. Click Apply to store new attribute values.
8. On the Transactions tab, define the transaction attributes for the messaging bridge
according to the following table.
Table 18-5 Messaging Bridge Attributes on the Connection Retry Tab
Attribute Description
Minimum Delay
(seconds)
The minimum delay, in seconds, between reconnection
attempts. When a messaging bridge boots and cannot connect
to a destination, or a connection is lost and the messaging
bridge is first attempting to reconnect, it attempts to reconnect
in this specified amount of seconds.
Incremental Delay
(seconds)
The delay increment, in seconds, between reconnection
attempts. Each time a bridge fails to reconnect, it adds this
amount of seconds to the delay before making its next
reconnection attempt.
Maximum Delay
(seconds)
The maximum delay, in seconds, between reconnection
attempts. Each reconnection attempt is delayed further by the
Incremental Delay amount of seconds, but it is never delayed
by more than this value.
Table 18-6 Messaging Bridge Attributes on the Transactions Tab
Attribute Description
Transaction Timeout Defines the number of seconds the transaction manager waits
for each transaction before timing it out. Transaction timeouts
are used when a bridge’s quality of service requires two-phase
transactions.
Batch Size Defines the number of messages that the messaging bridge
transfers within one transaction. Batch Size only applies to
bridges that work in synchronous mode and whose quality of
service require two-phase transactions.