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 Topic: How to configure 2 apps/services with a common queue |
weskelton
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 Forum: IBM MQ Java / JMS Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2010 2:18 pm Subject: How to configure 2 apps/services with a common queue |
The reasonable thing is to change the sending applications to expect the response not with the messageId but with the correlation Id.
That may be the reasonable thing to do, but at this point, it's ... |
| Topic: How to configure 2 apps/services with a common queue |
weskelton
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Forum: IBM MQ Java / JMS Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2010 1:14 pm Subject: How to configure 2 apps/services with a common queue |
| Thanks for the replies so far. The legacy services have been peacefully sharing the common queue for a good while now, so as long as I can assure that my new services take only their messages, then a ... |
| Topic: How to configure 2 apps/services with a common queue |
weskelton
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Forum: IBM MQ Java / JMS Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2010 12:53 pm Subject: How to configure 2 apps/services with a common queue |
| I'm confused. Is this just a limitation of Websphere or JMS? The reason I ask, is that I currently have the first Websphere/JMS service in production and it is taking it's messages from the common q ... |
| Topic: How to configure 2 apps/services with a common queue |
weskelton
Replies: 17
Views: 10066
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Forum: IBM MQ Java / JMS Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2010 12:14 pm Subject: How to configure 2 apps/services with a common queue |
I just realized that as long as I have other legacy services (yes a 3rd service - non-Websphere) still listening on the original queue, then the splitting solution probably won't work.
So back to t ... |
| Topic: How to configure 2 apps/services with a common queue |
weskelton
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Views: 10066
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Forum: IBM MQ Java / JMS Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2010 10:33 am Subject: How to configure 2 apps/services with a common queue |
Vitor,
Thanks for the reply. Yes, I did review the sample suggested in the previous link. That's how I got the first Webpshere java-based service into production. Now I'm in the process of retir ... |
| Topic: How to configure 2 apps/services with a common queue |
weskelton
Replies: 17
Views: 10066
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Forum: IBM MQ Java / JMS Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2010 9:47 am Subject: How to configure 2 apps/services with a common queue |
What reason do you have for wanting to feed two entirely separate processes from the same queue?
I have no other reason than the fact that this is the way that it has already been done. The servic ... |
| Topic: How to configure 2 apps/services with a common queue |
weskelton
Replies: 17
Views: 10066
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Forum: IBM MQ Java / JMS Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2010 9:24 am Subject: How to configure 2 apps/services with a common queue |
| I'm in the process of developing a java-based service that will be taking requests from the same MQ queue as another service that will be hosted on the same Websphere server. The services identify th ... |
| Topic: Selecting messages by CorrelationID in an MDB/JMS service |
weskelton
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Forum: IBM MQ Java / JMS Posted: Thu May 06, 2010 9:23 am Subject: Selecting messages by CorrelationID in an MDB/JMS service |
| I am developing a service to be deployed on Websphere that is MQ-enabled. This new service is a replacement for an existing service and has some legacy clients. I am planning to use an MDB with a JM ... |
| Topic: Setting message expiration using the base API |
weskelton
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Forum: IBM MQ API Support Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 1:34 pm Subject: Setting message expiration using the base API |
Vitor,
Thanks for the tip. That was exactly what I needed.
For the record, this was a Java solution. |
| Topic: Setting message expiration using the base API |
weskelton
Replies: 3
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Forum: IBM MQ API Support Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 10:48 am Subject: Setting message expiration using the base API |
| I'm developing a replacement for an exisitng service using the MQ base API for Java. My legacy client polls the reply queue for a specified amount of time and then gives up. If it hasn't taken the m ... |
