Just curious, are you guys saying that you will install an MQ server and then you will also install an MQ client on the same machine ? I thought MQ Server is a super set that installs everything a client installs and a lot more.
But yes i know for sure that you can write an application to use MQ API (such that it uses a client connection & server connection channel combo thus making it a client server connection) to connect to another Queue Manager on a different machine. I am not sure if this is what you are looking for, but thought i would drop my few cents in just in case...
Thanks
Usha
At 03:29 PM 4/28/2004 -0400, you wrote:
To be more precise about the answer, yes, you can run an MQ Client process on a machine that is also running a queue manager, and have that client access a different queue manager than the one running on the same box.
Bill
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- All
- I have a few questions for you in MQ .
- We have a MQ server which is going to be used in two ways .
- The first one would be used for connecting the two modules of the same application.Here Module 1 writes on to the Local Q and Module 2 reads from the Local Q .
- The second one should be used as a client . There is a second MQServer which gets the messages from an external MQserver (MQserver 3 ) Here we want the first MQ server act as client to the second MQserver
- Can I use a MQserver as a MQclient to connect to another MQ Server ? If so , can i get some material on how to do the same .
- rgds
- H V SHarath
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