feat: add JMS template for RabbitMQ

[kryskool]

Add template for JMS connection with RabbitMQ

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[tonygermano]

I left a couple suggestions for changes.

This connector could use some work in a separate PR. It was a pain to test. It only supports jms 1.1 by default. It supports jms 2 with an additional javax.jms-api library, but not jms 3 (jakarta.jms,) and the resource dir only worked when "Load parent-first" was selected.

[tonygermano]

Suggested change

	usernameField.setText(template.getUsername());
	passwordField.setText(template.getPassword());
	clientIdField.setText(template.getClientId());
	destinationNameField.setText(template.getDestinationName());

I don't think these fields were meant to be saved in a template. They are already clearly labeled in the GUI, are specific to a particular connection, and could contain sensitive data.

[tonygermano]

Suggested change

	properties.getConnectionProperties().put("brokerURL", "failover:(tcp://localhost:5672)?maxReconnectAttempts=0");
	properties.getConnectionProperties().put("closeTimeout", "15000");
	properties.getConnectionProperties().put("useCompression", "no");
	properties.setUsername("guest");
	properties.setPassword("guest");
	properties.setDestinationName("myqueue");
	properties.getConnectionProperties().put("host", "localhost");
	properties.getConnectionProperties().put("port", "5672");
	properties.getConnectionProperties().put("virtualHost", "/");

Similar to my other comment, I don't think username, password, and destinationName are meant to be saved in the template.

I believe the connection properties are not valid RabbitMQ properties. They appear to be copied from the ActiveMQ template. host, port, and virtualHost are what appear in the documentation. I tested them with non-default values and they worked. You can see what the other valid properties are by scrolling down a bit in that section.