Defining channels, listeners, and transmission queues
On the source queue manager (source.queue.manager
), issue the
following MQSC commands to define the channels, listener, and the transmission
queue:
- Define the sender channel at the source queue manager:
DEFINE CHANNEL ('source.to.target') + CHLTYPE(SDR) + CONNAME (RHX5498) + XMITQ ('target.queue.manager') + TRPTYPE(TCP)
- Define the receiver channel at the source queue manager:
DEFINE CHANNEL ('target.to.source') + CHLTYPE(RCVR) + TRPTYPE(TCP)
- Define the listener on the source queue manager:
DEFINE LISTENER ('source.queue.manager') + TRPTYPE (TCP)
- Define the transmission queue on the source queue manager:
DEFINE QLOCAL ('target.queue.manager') + USAGE (XMITQ)
Issue the following commands on the target queue manager (target.queue.manager
), to create the channels, listener, and the transmission queue:
- Define the sender channel on the target queue manager:
DEFINE CHANNEL ('target.to.source') + CHLTYPE(SDR) + CONNAME (RHX7721) + XMITQ ('source.queue.manager') + TRPTYPE(TCP)
- Define the receiver channel on the target queue manager:
DEFINE CHANNEL ('source.to.target') + CHLTYPE(RCVR) + TRPTYPE(TCP)
- Define the listener on the target queue manager:
DEFINE LISTENER ('target.queue.manager') + TRPTYPE (TCP)
- Define the transmission queue on the target queue manager:
DEFINE QLOCAL ('source.queue.manager') + USAGE (XMITQ)
Note: The TCP/IP connection names specified for the CONNAME attribute
in the sender channel definitions are for illustration only. This is the network
name of the machine at the other end of the connection.
Use the values appropriate for your network.