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Configuration 1

Configuration 1 describes how distributed queuing is currently used to transfer messages between queue managers QMG1 and QMG3.

Configuration 1 shows a distributed queuing system that is used to transfer messages received by queue manager QMG1 from the payroll query to queue manager QMG2 and then finally on to queue manager QMG3, to be sent to the payroll server.

Figure 1. Configuration 1: z/OS using intra-group queuing

The flow of operations is as follows:

  1. A query is entered using the payroll request application connected to queue manager QMG1.
  2. The payroll request application puts the query on to remote queue PAYROLL.QUERY. As queue PAYROLL.QUERY resolves to transmission queue QMG2, the query is put on to transmission queue QMG2.
  3. Sender channel (S) on queue manager QMG1 delivers the query to the partner receiver channel (R) on queue manager QMG2.
  4. Receiver channel (R) on queue manager QMG2 puts the query on to queue PAYROLL on queue manager QMG3. As queue PAYROLL on QMG3 resolves to transmission queue QMG3, the query is put on to transmission queue QMG3.
  5. Sender channel (S) on queue manager QMG2 delivers the query to the partner receiver channel (R) on queue manager QMG3.
  6. Receiver channel (R) on queue manager QMG3 puts the query on to local queue PAYROLL.
  7. The payroll server application connected to queue manager QMG3 retrieves the query from local queue PAYROLL, processes it, and generates a suitable reply.

  • Configuration 1 definitions
    The definitions required for Configuration 1 are as follows (note that the definitions do not take into account triggering, and that only channel definitions for communication using TCP/IP are provided).

Parent topic: Example MQ configuration for z/OS using intra-group queuing

Last updated: 2020-10-04