Narasimha,
You can run several instances of a receiver (or requestor) channel. The
instances are tracked independently of each other based on the address of
the SDR (or SVR) on the other side. If you look at the cluster channels,
you will see that this is how they are designed - one definition of a
CLUSRCVR gets passed around and all the cluster members use it to create
CLUSSDR channels. When they are active, you end up with many instances of
CLUSSDR all talking to the same CLUSRCVR.
HTH -- T.Rob
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Subject: Single Receiver for Multiple Senders
Hi All,
I hope this query might have asked somebody long time back,But I
couldn't get any detailed information in IBM Intercommunication book on
the following setup issue
Can I have multiple sender channels pointed to one receiver channel.
Will there any problems for receiver channel in the following cases:
1) One of the sender channel has performed the action of resetting
sequence number
2) One of the sender channel has performed the action of resolving of
messages
3) One of the sender channel has stopped due to some reasons.
I have tested these cases on my development box, and I couldn't find any
issues. Will there be any problem in future with the queue
SYSTEM.CHANNEL.SYNCQ?.
Has anybody implemented this kind of setup in production?
Will appreciate if you could give any comments on this. Thanks...
Regards,
Narasimha
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