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| Connection B/W MQ running on SOLAIR and Z/OS |
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| wildcats |
 Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2007 1:32 pm Post subject: Connection B/W MQ running on SOLAIR and Z/OS |
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Installed MQ Server 5.3 on a SUN Solaris HOST. I have some understanding of QM, Queues, Remote Queue Defn, and MCAs.
Not sure How would I create a connection b/w Solaris MQ and Mainframe MQ. Is there any file in which I need to give the ipaddress of remote HOST.
All help is greatly appreciated.
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| bruce2359 |
| Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2007 2:53 pm Post subject: |
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You need to create MQ channels between the two queue managers. Two manuals to look at: MQ Intercommunications; MQ Script Command Reference.
Briefly, channels come in pairs - one Sender, one Receiver, for example.
Messages flow one way on a channel. If you need messages to flow in the other direction, you will need to create a second pair of channels. Sender channels send messages from a transmission queue (xmitq). The QRemote definition specifies the name of the xmit queue. The programmer opens the QRemote definition.
To get messages from SUN to z/OS, create:
On the SUN qmgr:
one Sender channel from SUN to z/OS. Let's call it SUN.ZOS. On the Sender channel definition you specify ipaddress(port) of the z/OS qmgr and listener.
On z/OS:
one Receiver channel from SUN to z/OS. Exact same name: SUN.ZOS.
To get messages from z/OS to SUN, create the inverse channel pair. Let's call it ZOS.SUN.
On z/OS: one Sender channel from z/OS to SUN, specifying SUN qmgr ipaddress(port).
On SUN: one Receiver channel from z/OS to SUN. Exact same channel name: ZOS.SUN.
Examples for each platform type in the Intercommunications manual.
You will need to have ip running on both SUN and z/OS. You will need to have listeners running on both, as well.
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| wildcats |
| Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2007 12:41 pm Post subject: |
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| Great explanation. Thank you very much. |
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