Rudra Pratap

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If I understand correctly and if you have a working war file which runs even outside WAS, you don't need to change anything in WebSphere, just deploy the war (perhaps using the Admin Console) and access the Web Services. axis.jar and other relavant jars should be there inside your WEB-INF/lib, that's all.

Check the list of available service using following url:

http://<your> server>:9080/<your context>/services

Does it make sense or I am totally out of context

Rudra Pratap
18 years ago
Hi,

We have a WAS 5.1 application which uses WebSphere MQ 5.3 with Message Broker (FixPack 11) for the Pub/Sub model. Now that the application has grown, we need to implement the WebSphere MQ 5.3 Cluster.

Here is the scenario, a Topic name (INV_TOPIC) works under Queue Manager (QMGR1) on server1. And the topic is defined in the JMS Provider for WebSphere MQ section. I was wondering how do I make the INV_TOPIC part of the cluster.

BTW, I think I know how to make the regular Queues become part of the cluster. For this, if I provide a clustered queue name in the "Base queue name" field with other information it should work. In fact I just implemented a two server cluster and tested the scenario with put/get commands.

For topic definition there is a "Base topic name" field, but there is nothing I could find which creates a Topic in the Queue Manager.

This is new to me although I have been working for a while with standalone server scenario.

Any help is highly appreciated. Or perhaps some good/concise documentation in this regards will be really helpful.

Thanks

Rudra Pratap.
18 years ago