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Veera B
PostPosted: Thu Oct 10, 2013 12:58 am    Post subject: Using aggregation for multiple transport Reply with quote

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Hi ALL,

I am having a situation where i have to use Aggregation for messages going to multiple transports. ( one is MQ and the other is TCP).

the MQ route Aggregation works fine, but the TCP request and response happen in a JCN node and aggregation not working.

MQ Aggre path :- AggCnt --> comp --> MQOut --> AggReq --> MQGet --> AggReply

TCP Aggre Path :- AggCnt --> comp --> AggReq --> JCN --> AggReply

Here the problem is, the TCP Request and Response happen in the same JCN node .. So the Aggregation Request node is not generating the ReplyIdentifier and the respones is going to Unknown terminal of AggReply.

Is it compulsory to have a inbuilt output node before Aggregation Request ?

Should I discard the JCN doing TCP Req/Resp in same node and use TCP/IP output and Input like below ...


AggCnt --> Comp --> TCPIPClientOutput --> AggReq --> TCPIPClientReceive --> AggReply


need some suggestions ...
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fjb_saper
PostPosted: Thu Oct 10, 2013 3:25 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Have both aggreg flows start and end with an MQ node (MQInput, MQOutput)

so your TCP stuff would look like:
MQInput --- JCN (tcp request reply) --- MQOutput and your fan out would then look like the sample...

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