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 Topic:Manipulating “ReplyTo” settings |
hammer76
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 Forum:General IBM MQ Support Posted: Fri Oct 24, 2014 9:48 am Subject: Manipulating “ReplyTo” settings |
Ok cool got it, thank you for your patience. Enjoy your weekend!  |
| Topic:Manipulating “ReplyTo” settings |
hammer76
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Forum:General IBM MQ Support Posted: Fri Oct 24, 2014 9:19 am Subject: Manipulating “ReplyTo” settings |
Believe it or not (I'm sure that you will) I haven't had to used a QM alias' before.
Ok, so the chances are my qm alias isn't set up correctly. So, is that all I need an xmitq names QM2? No remote ... |
| Topic:Manipulating “ReplyTo” settings |
hammer76
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Forum:General IBM MQ Support Posted: Fri Oct 24, 2014 9:01 am Subject: Manipulating “ReplyTo” settings |
Apologies for my mumbled explanations but yes you hit the nail on the head with your first sentence  ;
"an application connected to QM2 sends a request which ends up on QM1, where it's c ... |
| Topic:Manipulating “ReplyTo” settings |
hammer76
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Forum:General IBM MQ Support Posted: Fri Oct 24, 2014 8:49 am Subject: Manipulating “ReplyTo” settings |
Yeah I figured explaining the scenario will cause some confusion!
To refine my orignal statement a little I want the responses going back to QM2 via QM1, although the application is falling over wi ... |
| Topic:Manipulating “ReplyTo” settings |
hammer76
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Forum:General IBM MQ Support Posted: Fri Oct 24, 2014 8:02 am Subject: Manipulating “ReplyTo” settings |
MQSeries.net newbie, long time reader first time writer! Difficult scenario to explain but I'll try and keep it simple. This is in regards to replyToQmgr and replyToQ attributes on messages.
We hav ... |
| Topic:MQ Security and Channel Authority Records |
hammer76
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Forum:General IBM MQ Support Posted: Fri Oct 24, 2014 8:01 am Subject: MQ Security and Channel Authority Records |
| Are there any pros or cons in standard MQ security v Channel Authentication Records? We've beent thinking about starting to implement authentication records. |
