Consumer features

Poison Message

Sometimes, a badly-formatted message arrives on a destination. In this context, badly-formatted means the receiving application cannot process the message correctly. Such message can cause the receiving application to fail and to back out this badly-formatted message. The message can then be repeatedly delivered to the input queue and repeatedly backed out by the application. These messages are known as Poison Messages.

Reference

Refer to the Handling Poison Message section to see the configuration.

Shared Subscriptions

A shared non-durable subscription is used by a client which enables to share the work of receiving messages from a durable subscription amongst multiple consumers. A shared durable subscription can therefore have more than one consumer. Each message from the subscription will be delivered to only one of the consumers on that subscription.

Reference

Refer to the Shared Subscriptions section to see the configuration.