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Er, we missed the mark on this one.. and in a wildly curious fashion.
The point of this enhancement request was to expose the endpoint that the probe was exposing, and that the source was using. That is... if you understand how the json parser file works, you can have multiple endpoint definitions that the probe will respond to. The idea here is that a customer could have multiple endpoint definitions for different event sources, and then in the rules file they should be able to switch against the endpoint, and handle alarms differently based on whatever endpoint was used.
In my testing, the endpoint is NOT exposed in the $(MESSAGE.META.MSG_ENDPOINT) token. But rather, the URI is exposed and a UUID is tagged on the end of the URI. That UUID is the same irrespective of what endpoint (as defined in the parser config). This is not useful at all.
The $MESSAGE.META.MSG_ENDPOINT must expose whatever ENDPOINT was used (as defined in the parser config) to ingest the message.
This enhancement is available in the latest the Probe for Message Bus.
To obtain the package, use the part number mentioned in the release notice: https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/node/270963
Although the status is "Planned for future release", this has been made available in version 22 of the MB-Probe.
The endpointis available in token $(MESSAGE.META.MSG_ENDPOINT)