thanks for the reply but I'm using JMS to put a message on the remote queue and the QueueManager is local to my machine. We are using Intercommunication to pass messages between two QueueManagers and I wanted to test whether the connectivity is okay or not by putting a sample message on the remote queue. Is there a utility like amqsput which will allow me to do this?
Do I have to be a client to put a message to a remote queue although the QueueManager is on my local machine? also do I need to set the environment variable MQSERVER for client connections and putting the messages to a remote queue? Please clarify
Do I have to be a client to put a message to a remote queue although the QueueManager is on my local machine? also do I need to set the environment variable MQSERVER for client connections and putting the messages to a remote queue? Please clarify
You don't do anything special to put a message to a Remote Definition of a Queue on your Local Queue Manager. It pretends to be a local queue (and the data gets put on the transmission queue).
If the queue you want to put a message on is not in a cluster and there is not a remote definition of that queue on your local queue manager (or a couple of other things) THEN you have to make a client connection to the remote queue manager that hosts that local queue, and put your message. _________________ I am *not* the model of the modern major general.
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