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Configure mediation context properties

Use this task to configure context properties for a selected mediation.

The mediation context property to configure must exist in the console. To add a new mediation context property, see Configure a new mediation.

  • Mediation context information is used, in addition to the message header information, to determine how a message is processed at run time. By configuring the mediation context properties, you ensure that messages are processed correctly. A destination can also have context properties. If a context property is configured for both a destination and a mediation, with the same name for the property, the property on the destination takes precedence.

    We can configure the following mediation context properties:

    Property name Description Value Additional information
    sib:SkipWellFormedCheck Omits the well formed check performed on messages after they have been processed by the mediation. True or false This property is overridden by the message delivery option assured persistent. A well formed check is always performed for messages that have the delivery option assured persistent.
    sib:GlobalTransactionLPSEnabled Allows a mediation to contain resources for which Last Participant Support (LPS) is enabled. This enables a one-phase commit resource to participate in a global transaction that has two-phase commit resources. True or false

    To configure an existing mediation context property, use the console to complete the following steps:

    1. Display the mediation context property for a selected mediation: click Service integration -> Buses -> bus_name -> [Destination resources] Mediations -> mediation_name -> [Additional Properties] Context properties. The mediation context properties for the selected mediation are displayed.

    2. Select the mediation context property to configure.

    3. Specify the following information for the mediation context property:

      Name

      Type a name for the mediation context property. We must type the name exactly as it appears in the table.

      Context type

      Select the type Boolean for the mediation context property.

      Context value

      Type a value for the mediation context property: either True to set the property, or False to unset it. The value is not case sensitive.

    4. Click OK.

    5. Save the changes to the master configuration.


    Results

    The context property is configured for the selected mediation.


    What to do next

    We can repeat this task to configure additional mediation context properties.


    Related concepts

  • Mediation context information


    Related tasks

  • Add mediation context information
  • Delete mediation context information
  • Listing mediation context properties


    Related information:

  • Context properties [Collection]
  • Context properties [Settings]