The following example defines the Diffusion path through which the JMS adapter receives messages from a Diffusion client and the JMS destination to send those messages to.

<publications>
    <publication>
        <destination>jms:queue:EXAMPLE.REQUEST.QUEUE</destination>
        <messaging
                  topicName="example/topic/requests"
                  routingProperty="JMSCorrelationID">
            <transformation type="basic">
                <sessionProperties>
                    <sessionProperty from="$Principal" to="diffusionPrincipal"/>
                </sessionProperties>
            </transformation>
        </messaging>
    </publication>
</publications>

• The routingProperty attribute describes the JMS header or property that the JMS adapter uses to set or get the client session ID.
• The transformation section defines how a message is transformed between a JMS message and a Diffusion message. For more information, see Transforming JMS messages into Diffusion messages or updates.
• The sessionProperties section defines whether the Diffusion session properties of the client that sends the message are included as JMS headers or properties in the transformed message. Currently, only $Principal is supported.

The following example defines the JMS destination that the JMS adapter retrieves messages on and the Diffusion path through which the JMS adapter relays those messages to a Diffusion client.

<subscriptions>
    <subscription>
        <destination>jms:queue:EXAMPLE.UPDATE.QUEUE</destination>
        <options noLocal="true"/>
        <messaging
               topicName="example/direct/messages"
               routingProperty="JMSCorrelationID"/>
    </subscription>
</subscriptions>

• The routingProperty attribute describes the JMS header or property that the JMS adapter uses to set or get the client session ID.
• The noLocal attribute of the options element defines whether the JMS adapter does not retrieve messages from a JMS queue that it is the originator of.