Before you start: Check that
you have completed the prerequisite tasks, and see what other options
you can use to create integration servers, in Creating an integration server.
You
must create an integration server before you can deploy message flows
and related resources to a broker.
- If you are creating an integration server on Linux, UNIX, and Windows systems:
- Open a command prompt that has the environment configured
for your current installation.
- Enter the mqsicreateexecutiongroup command,
specifying the parameters for the integration server that you want to
create.
- If the broker is local, specify the broker name. For example:
mqsicreateexecutiongroup IB9NODE -e EGroup_2
- If the broker is remote, you can specify a configuration file.
For example:
mqsicreateexecutiongroup -n IB9NODE.broker -e EGroup_2
- If the broker is remote, you can alternatively specify one or
more of the connection parameters -i, -p, -q.
For example:
mqsicreateexecutiongroup -q IB9QMGR -e EGroup_2
See the mqsicreateexecutiongroup command
description for more details about these options.
- If you are creating an integration server on z/OS®:
- Configure the BIPCREG job to specify
the properties for the integration server that you want to create.
- Run the BIPCREG job.
On completion of this task, the integration
server has been created on the specified broker.
Next: You can deploy message
flows to the integration server by using the IBM Integration Toolkit or the IBM Integration Explorer.
Last updated Friday, 21 July 2017