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Using JMS Fed Datapool
Datapools can be registered as listeners to JMS topics, and will receive all messages sent to that topic. The messages must contain well formed XML files and the Timestamp must be on the root node of the data.
JMS fed Datapools are very useful if messaging systems are already in place, and are efficient with network resources as data is pushed to the Datapool instead of being pulled in by polling.
Please note: JMS requires JNDI to be present, as the topic to subscribe to is picked up from a binding in the JNDI namespace. The name under which the topic is bound is specified using the JNDI name text box. The JMS destination bound in JNDI must be a topic as opposed to a queue. Topics are suitable for one-many message broadcasts which is what is appropriate in feeding potentially several Datapools.