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Reply-to queue aliases

 

A reply-to queue alias definition is used to specify alternative names for reply information. Reply-to queue alias definitions can be used in conjunction with clusters just the same as in a distributed queuing environment. For example:

• Queue manager VENICE sends a message to queue manager PISA using the MQPUT call and specifying the following in the message descriptor:

  ReplyToQ=‘QUEUE’
  ReplyToQMgr=‘’

• So that replies sent to QUEUE can be received on OTHERQ at PISA, create a reply-to queue alias definition on VENICE:

  DEFINE QREMOTE(QUEUE) RNAME(OTHERQ) RQMNAME(PISA)

  This form of remote-queue definition creates a reply-to alias. This alias is effective only on the system on which it was created.

RQMNAME and QREMOTE can specify the same names, even if RQMNAME is itself a cluster queue manager.

See the WebSphere MQ Intercommunications book for more information.

 

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Using aliases and remote-queue definitions with clusters

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