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| Queue Triggering not working |
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| abanerjee |
 Posted: Mon Mar 18, 2002 9:21 pm Post subject: |
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Hi!,
I working on MQSeries Java/Windows NT ver 5.2.
I want to test queue triggering on NT platform with back end program as java.
i.e. A program puts a message on a queue. The moment the message is there, the back end java program should run and print something on the console.
I di following :
The Queue Manager, queue are created and working fine (without Trigger)
I defined a Process inthe queue and, make the Trigger ON and TrigType =Every, Depth = 1.
I created a Process and in ApplType = Windows NT, ApplID = c:test.bat
Here the test.bat contains following lines
javac TestApp.java
java TestApp
pause
That is my moto is the moment a message is there on the queue, this batch file should be executed and on command prompt I can see the o/p.
All the MQ Objects (queues, Process, ...) are created using MQ Explorer.
So If u can please help me as after this successful testing on NT only I can move to AS400. So if u can give any suggessions where I am wrong...
Thanx
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| mqonnet |
| Posted: Thu Mar 21, 2002 12:40 pm Post subject: |
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Is your Trigger monitor running. One of the rules for triggering is that your initiation queue must be opened by the trigger monitor.
Take a look at "Conditions for a trigger event", chapter 14, Application programming guide.
If that does not resolve the problem. Need more info to figure out what's wrong. What happens when you put a message. You said it does not trigger. Is the message lying on the Xmitq. If the trigger mon is running, but still you dont see your batch file invoked, check to see if you have appropriate process definitions set up. If the message is going to DLQ, check to see the reason code for further investigation.
In short, you should take a look at the above book to establish a proper DQM.
Hope this helps.
Cheers.
Kumar
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