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• Input message content and properties can be accessed using document object. For example, 'document.getText()' returns input message content. To access a message property named 'TestProperty, 'document.getRecord().getProperty('TestProperty')' returns the value of the property. All the Properties can be accessed using document.getRecord().getProperty('PropertyName').
• Message properties can be set using 'document.getRecord().setProperty(String name, Object value)' method.
• Message properties which are set on input message also appear on output message unless they are changed in the script. For example, if a property named 'TestProperty' is present on input message then output message also contains the property unless it is changed in script provided.
• Output message content can be set either by using 'document.setText(String value)' of document object.
• In message properties, property with name 'ESBX__SYSTEM__CARRY_FORWARD_CONTEXT' contains application context object.
  Application context schema can be accessed using document.getRecord().getProperty("ESBX__SYSTEM__CARRY_FORWARD_CONTEXT").getAppContext() method.
  Similarly setAppContext(String appContext) can be used to modify application context.
• JMS Correlation ID can be accessed/set using document.getRecord().getJMSCorrelationID() and document.getRecord().setJMSCorrelationID(String correlationID) methods.

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Configuration and Testing

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The component uses the document object to get the content and properties of the message. The result after executing of the script should be set back onto the document object.

In message properties, property with name "ESBX__SYSTEM__CARRY_FORWARD_CONTEXT" contains application context object.
Application context schema can be accessed using document.getRecord().getProperty("ESBX__SYSTEM__CARRY_FORWARD_CONTEXT").getAppContext().
Similarly setAppContext(String appContext) can be used to modify application context.