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How to publish Messages in User Defined Queue Instead of Stream Queue

 
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We are developing an enterprise application in which we need to publish the message in an User Defined Queue (say Q.PUBLISH.QUEUE).

As we know that by default the messages published are send to the SYSTEM.BROKER.DEFAULT.STREAM, instead of this queue we need to publish in our queue Q.PUBLISH.QUEUE through JMS.How can we do this?

We are using :
IBM Websphere MQ 5.3 with CSD 11
JMS 1.1


[ December 11, 2005: Message edited by: Mohsin Kayal ]
[ December 11, 2005: Message edited by: Mohsin Kayal ]
 
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Can you post some of the code you're using to send the message? I don't see why you can't publish to this queue? Once you define a JMS queue on top of a physical queue, it can be accessed using its JNDI value.
 
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Our requirement is PUBLISHER ----> MQ BROKER CONTROL QUEUE(system defined) ----> MQ BROKER RESULT QUEUE(user defined) ---> PUBLISHER QUEUE (user defined)

Instead of using system default "SYSTEM.BROKER.DEFAULT.STREAM" queue how can we specify user defined queue in the connection factory for JNDI look up.

If we set reply to queue as user defined result queue in the message, Did broker transmit the published message to result queue(user defined)?

DEF TCF(LMIQueueConnFact) QMGR(LMI_QM) HOST(80.0.0.131) TRANSPORT(CLIENT) PORT(1414) POLLINGINT(500) MSGBATCHSZ(10) BROKERVER(V1) SUBSTORE(QUEUE)

DEF T(LMIMarketStatus) TOPIC(LMIMarketStatus)
DEF T(LMICancelAndExecution) TOPIC(LMICancelAndExecution)

DIS CTX
END
 
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I'm not quite sure I follow that, but it sounds like you have some restricted ability to send a message to a different queue? Really there is no such restriction in WebSphere, you can send to which queue you want using the JNDI or directly to the physical queue if you need to.

Also, you can define a mediation handler on the queue via a session bean that can filter and re-route messages as needed.
 
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Hi Mr.Scott,

We are not using Websphere, but instead we are using a standalone java application which uses JMS to publish message. On the receiving side only we are using websphere. Here what we want is how to publish our messages on our Queue (ie; user defined queue) instead of default stream queue. It would be a greathelp for us if u provide me .scp file for publishing on that particular user defined queue.

What changes I have to make in my following .scp file :

DEF TCF(LMIQueueConnFact) QMGR(LMI_QM) HOST(80.0.0.131) TRANSPORT(CLIENT) PORT(1414) POLLINGINT(500) MSGBATCHSZ(10) BROKERVER(V1) SUBSTORE(QUEUE)

DEF T(LMIMarketStatus) TOPIC(LMIMarketStatus)
DEF T(LMICancelAndExecution) TOPIC(LMICancelAndExecution)

DIS CTX
END
 
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I got it. I have to specify BROKERPUBQ with the Queue Name under Topic Connection Factory.

Now I need to know how to register that publisher queue with the broker. Without that I got MQJMS5053:Broker Not Running! Pls.Start it Exception.

Can anybody explain me how to register my publisher queue (User Defined Queue) with the broker.
 
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Hi everybody I got it. I have to set the broker version to 2.

Thanks indeed to all.
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