Sorry,
case of RTFM. You CAN specifiy the qmgr name on the accessQueue
method.
-----Original Message-----
From: Taylor, Neil
Sent: 08 April 2004 10:03
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Subject: Java and remote Dynamic reply q routing
From: Taylor, Neil
Sent: 08 April 2004 10:03
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Java and remote Dynamic reply q routing
Does anybody know
how to achieve the above? Unlike the C API, in java you do not get the
option to specify the destination qmgr value. Which means that qmgr/ qname
resolution does not appear to work - in routing to the correct xmitq or qmgr
alias. It is implied due to the qmgr object you hold that you will always
write to this qmgr. That's fine for non-dynamic reply queues on remote
systems, if you have all the routes coded in remote q defs. But it does
lose a very important feature of MQ - dynamic request/
reply.
I have read that
with JMS you can specifiy a null destination object which, I guess, then
invokes resolution by the qmgr. Perhaps there is a similar thing with the
java API?
Regards
Neil
