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| SANTYP |
 Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 1:07 am Post subject: Can we configure our broker to 2 queue managers |
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Hi All,
Can we post a message to a QUEUE MANAGER which is not associated to my BROKER..?
I mean, I have a broker(BROKER) which is associated to a queue manager(QUEUE_MANAGER_1), now i want to post a message to a queue manger(QUEUE_MANAGER_2)...
note both the queue managers are in distribution queuing..
please help me out in this issue |
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| smdavies99 |
| Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 1:42 am Post subject: |
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The short answer is YES
However...
Do you want the message posted to QM2 to be routes to the Broker QM?
If so then this is WMQ 101 type skills.
Briefly, you setup (it if does not exist) a channel between the 2 QM's which allows QM2 to send messages to QM2. Then you setup a remote queue on QM2 that points at the desired local queue on QM1.
This is as I have sain, really a WMQ issue and not specifically a Broker one unless you want to do something different that is.
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| SANTYP |
| Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 2:24 am Post subject: |
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| smdavies99 wrote: |
The short answer is YES
However...
Do you want the message posted to QM2 to be routes to the Broker QM?
If so then this is WMQ 101 type skills.
Briefly, you setup (it if does not exist) a channel between the 2 QM's which allows QM2 to send messages to QM2. Then you setup a remote queue on QM2 that points at the desired local queue on QM1.
This is as I have sain, really a WMQ issue and not specifically a Broker one unless you want to do something different that is. |
hi,
thanks for the update.. but
I want to post a message to QM2 thorough broker... but broker is not associated to QM2.. it is associated to QM1...
both QM1 and QM2 are in distribution queuing... |
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| Luke |
| Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 2:36 am Post subject: |
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So use a remote Queue on QM1 to route the message to QM2 ... as suggested by smdavies ...
If this isn't the answer you're looking for, you'll need to describe your requirements more fully ... |
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| smdavies99 |
| Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 2:59 am Post subject: |
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A typo in my original post may have confused things a bit.
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Do you want the message posted to QM2 to be routes to the Broker QM?
If so then this is WMQ 101 type skills.
Briefly, you setup (it if does not exist) a channel between the 2 QM's which allows QM2 to send messages to QM2. Then you setup a remote queue on QM2 that points at the desired local queue on QM1.
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Do you want the message posted to QM2 to be routes to the Broker QM?
If so then this is WMQ 101 type skills.
Briefly, you setup (it if does not exist) a channel between the 2 QM's which allows QM2 to send messages to QM1. Then you setup a remote queue on QM2 that points at the desired local queue on QM1.
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