Sorry,
I didn't mean to give the impression of no connection at all. The
connection is at the channel level ie. using distributed queueing. It's
just you may well already have your network of queue manager connections
defined in terms of transmit queues sender/receiver channels etc, hence you
don't have to get the connection information for the relevant queue manager
to do a client connection. Also for security reasons you may not wnat to
permit client connections.
Regards
Tim A
As for what queue manager to send you message to you'd still need to know
that.
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Tim,
Would you please explain how you can send a message to another system
without having to connect(MQCONN)? How do you know what queue manager to
send your PCF request to.
Thanks,
Q
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The main advantage of PCF messages is you can easily send them to other
MQ systems without having to connect(MQCONN) to them. Yes PCF is
complicated and more so if you take different versions of MQ into
account.
Regards
Tim A
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Greetings;
Are there advantages to using the PCF instead of all the MQAI? I have
found that the MQAI is a lot easier to use then PCF. I have found no
disadvantage so far, but would appreciate any input on this subject.
Thanks in advance,
Q
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