Saving Message_ Jms Queue

Hi ,
how to save the message from the queue if the connection between the queue and the listener has been lost?

you have to populate the queue with persistent data, then the queue can store the data until it gets dequeued( before timeout obviously, but you can also set the timeout).
regards,
Joy

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