Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2005 4:05 pm Post subject: configuration procedure
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Joined: 24 Mar 2005 Posts: 6
I have just installed my Websphere 5.3 for AIX and I need to configure it by creating my queue manager and all the channel. Please can someone direct me to a detail documentation how to go about this.
Joined: 21 Jan 2003 Posts: 309 Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Also look at the Quick Beginning Guide.
You need to have two queue managers in order to test your installation.
1. crtmqm QMA ->this will create queue manager QMA.
2. strmqm QMA ->this will start it.
3. runmqsc QMA ->this will take you into mqsc environment
inside mqsc environment;
4. define qlocal(QLOCAL) ->this will create the local queue QLOCAL
5. define qlocal(QMB) usage(xmitq) ->this will create transmission queue QMB
6. define channel(QMA.to.QMB) chltype(sdr) trptype(tcp) conname('ip address/hostname of QMB(1415)') xmitq(QMB) -> this creates sender channel to QMB queue manager wiht listener port 1415.
7. define channel(QMB.to.QMA) chltype(rcvr) trptype(tcp) ->this creates receiver channel from QMB queue manager.
8. define qremote(QREMOTE) rqname(QLOCAL) rqmgrname(QMB) xmitq(QMB) ->this creats definition for remote queue
type end to get out of mqsc env.
9. runmqlsr -m QMA -t tcp -p 1416 ->this runs the listener for QMA on port 1416.
Repeat the above for QMB. Replace all QMA with QMB, and QMB with QMA. Also replace 1415 with 1416, and 1416 with 1415.
All you need now is to either;
1. PING the sender channel. Do this in runmqsc (mqsc env).
2. start the sender channel and run the sample amqsput program. Use the sample amqsget program on the other queue manager to see the messages sent by amqsput program.
Note: the above steps are the simple verification test to get started with. I hope I am not confusing anybody.
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