Saturday 27 September 2014

MULTI-HOPPING : ( gate way


MULTI-HOPPING : ( gate way)

Passing the messages between more than one intermediate queue managers is called Multi-
Hopping and Intermediate queue manager name called Hopping.


PROCEDURE TO CREATE MULTI-HOPPING:

1. Create a queue manager QM1, QM2, QM3, Start the queue managers QM1.



2. Create a remote queue with attributes local queue name (Remote Queue     Manager) i.e Rname (QM3_LOCALQ) & RQMname(QM3) and the transmission queue called XMITQ (TQ).


3. Create a transmission queue called (TQ).


4. Create a sender channel from (QM1.QM2)


5. In Qm2 create, Create a receiver channel (QM1.QM2)
6. Create a transmission queue with name target queue manager name called QM3.




7. Create a sender channel from (QM2.QM3) with transmission queue called XMITQ (QM3)


8. In QM3 create a local queue called (QM3_LOCALQ) which is defined in remote queue of QM1 Rqueue(QM1)


9. Create a receiver channel (QM2.QM3)





10. We should have two listeners started and running in QM2 and QM3.








Testing:

Put message to the RQD (RemoteQ ) on QM1 queue manager


 Check the queue depth QM3_LOCALQ on QM3 queue maanger.




Message is reached to the destination queue, its proves that using multihopping setup we can communicate multiple queue intermediate queue managers. 


Note:

For every queue, except remote queue we have two properties.

1. open input count ( Iproess )

2. open output count ( Oprocss )

3. the application which is connected and putting the messages is called “ O process “

4. The application which is processing(getting) the messages is called “I process “


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