Uses of dynamic queues

 

We can use dynamic queues for:

• Applications that do not require queues to be retained after the application has terminated.

• Applications that require replies to messages to be processed by another application. Such applications can dynamically create a reply-to queue by opening a model queue. For example, a client application can:

  1. Create a dynamic queue.

  2. Supply its name in the ReplyToQ field of the message descriptor structure of the request message.

  3. Place the request on a queue being processed by a server.

The server can then place the reply message on the reply-to queue. Finally, the client could process the reply, and close the reply-to queue with the delete option.

 

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Dynamic queues

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