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ActiveMQ

This Integration is part of the ActiveMQ Pack.#

Overview#


Integration with ActiveMQ. This integration uses ActiveMQ STOMP protocol, that must be enabled (usually port 61613 by default) in order to work. Fetch incidents is based on using Durable Topic Subscribers, in order to fetch messages, and convert to Cortex XSOAR incidents.

Use Cases#


  • Send messages to queue or topic
  • Read messages from queue or topic
  • Fetch messages from queue or topic and create incidents in Cortex XSOAR per message

Configure ActiveMQ in Cortex#


ParameterDescriptionRequired
hostnameServer IP Address (e.g., 192.168.0.1)True
portPortFalse
proxyUse system proxy settingsFalse
client-idClient IDFalse
credentialsUsernameFalse
client_certClient certificate (.pem)False
client_keyClient certificate key (.key)False
root_caRoot CertificateFalse
subscription-idSubscription IDFalse
isFetchFetch incidentsFalse
incidentTypeIncident typeFalse
topic-nameTopic Name (for subscription)False
queue_nameQueue Name (for subscription)False

Fetched Incidents Data#


Returns the messages in the queue or topic. Creates incidents in Cortex XSOAR and populate the incident details field with the message content.

Commands#


You can execute these commands from the CLI, as part of an automation, or in a playbook. After you successfully execute a command, a DBot message appears in the War Room with the command details.

  1. activemq-send
  2. activemq-subscribe

1. activemq-send#


Sends a message to the specified destination.

Base Command#

activemq-send

Input#
Argument NameDescriptionRequired
destinationThe message destination. For example, a message queue in the format: "/queue/test", or a message topic.Required
bodyThe content of the message to send.Required
headersThe customer headers for the message, in the format: {XCorrelationId: uid, nosotros generamos XReplyTo demisto🇪🇸connectors, XType com.elevenpaths.sandas.ra.connector.CreateTicketConnectorRequest, XVersion : "3.0", persistent : True}Optional
Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command Example#

!activemq-send destination="/topic/demisto-test" body="send the message to topic"

!activemq-send destination="/queue/demisto-test" body="send the message to queue"

Human Readable Output#

Message sent to ActiveMQ destination: /topic/demisto-test with transaction ID: 69726a84-ee17-4db5-a6da-5171da9986d3

activemq-subscribe#


Subscribes to and reads messages from a topic or queue. Must provide either queue-name or topic-name. You can't provide both.

Base Command#

activemq-subscribe

Input#
Argument NameDescriptionRequired
subscription-idThe subscription unique identifier.Required
topic-nameThe topic to subscribe to.Optional
queue-nameThe queue to subscribe to.Optional
Context Output#

There is no context output for this command.

Command Example#

!activemq-subscribe subscription-id=1 topic-name=demisto-test

Human Readable Output#

send to topic message