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Remote mediation points [Collection]

The remote mediation points that are producing messages to mediation points on remote messaging engines.

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  • Service integration -> Buses -> bus_name -> [Topology] Messaging engines -> engine_name -> Runtime > [Remote message points] Remote mediation points.

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    A remote mediation point represents a remote proxy for a mediation point that exists at a remote messaging engine to which messages are sent by an application or client connected to this messaging engine. The remote mediation point manages an outbound message stream to the mediation point at the remote messaging engine.

    Identifier

    The remote mediation point identifier.

    Messaging engine

    The remote messaging engine where this mediation point is localized.

    Current outbound messages

    The current number of outbound messages queued to the mediation point.

    Outbound messages sent

    The total number of messages sent to the mediation point since the messaging engine started.


    Buttons

    Button Description
    Delete all messages Delete all messages from the outbound message stream of the selected remote queue point. Messages in "Pending Acknowledgment" state might already have been received at the remote queue point. We cannot delete messages in "Committing" state; first commit their transactions.
    Move all messages Move all messages from the outbound message stream of the selected remote queue point to the exception destination configured for the destination. Messages in "Pending Acknowledgment" state might already have been received at the remote queue point. Moving these messages to the exception destination results in two copies of the message in the bus. We cannot move messages in "Committing" state; first commit their transactions.


    Related concepts

  • Message production and consumption by using remote message points


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  • Administrative console buttons

  • Administrative console preference settings Reference topic