The purpose of this example is to establish a pair of MQ servers that enable messaging, which are based on NT and UNIX platforms, respectively.
First build a queue manager at NT
Crtmqm -q qm_nt
Start queue manager
Strmqm QM_NT
Run the MQ console command
Runmqsc QM_NT
Create a dead letter queue
Define QL (NT.DEADQ) Defpsist (YES) REPLACE
Change the Queen Manager property and set its dead letter queue
Alter QMGR Deadq (NT.DEADQ)
Create a process definition
Define Process
AppLtype (WindowsNT)
Applicid ('Runmqchl -c SDR_NT -M QM_NT')
Create a local transmission queue
Define QL (QT_NT) Usage (xmitq) Defpsist (Yes)
INITQ (System.Channel.initq)
Process (p_nt) Replace
Create a remote queue definition, corresponding to the local queue Q_Unix on the UNIX machine, the transfer queue is Qt_NT
Define QRemote (QR_NT)
RNAME (Q_Unix) RQMNAME (QM_Unix)
Xmitq (QT_NT)
Create a sender channel, its transmission queue is qt_nt, the remote host address is 10.10.10.2, the listening port is 1414
Define Channel (SDR_NT) CHLTYPE (SDR)
Conname ('10.10.10.2 (1414) ') XMitq (Qt_NT) Replace
Create a server connection channel
Define Channel (S_NT) CHLTYPE (SVRCONN) REPLACE
Create queue manager in UNIX
Crtmqm -q qm_unix
Start queue manager
Strmqm QM_Unix
Add a listener
Modify the / etc / services file, join a line:
MQSeries 1414 / TCP # MQSeries Channel Listener
Modify the /etc/inetd.conf file, join a line (start the listener)
MQSeries Stream TCP NOWAIT MQM / USR / LPP / MQM / BIN / AMQCRSTA AMQCRSTA -M QM_UNIX
Run the following command to make modifications
Refresh -s inetd
Run the MQ console command
Runmqsc QM_Unix
Create a dead letter queue
Define QL (UNIX.deadq) Defpsist (Yes) Replace
Change the Queen Manager property and set its dead letter queue
Alter QMgr Deadq (UNIX.DEADQ)
Create a recipient channel, its name must be the same as the remote sender
Define Channel (SDR_NT) CHLTYPE (RCVR) Replace
Create a local queue
Define QL (Q_Unix) Defpsist (YES) Replace
Create a server connection channel
DEFINE CHANNEL (S_UNIX) CHLTYPE (SVRCONN) Replace After the above operation, the remote connection is completed. Next, you need to verify that the configuration is correct.
Start the sender channel in the NT end
Runmqchl -c SDR_NT -M QM_NT or START CHL (SDR_NT)
Send a message from the NT side to UNIX
amqsput qr_nt qm_nt
Receive messages on UNIX
/ usr / mqm / samp / bin / amqsget Q_Unix QM_Unix
If you can receive a message, the configuration is successful.
In addition, in NT, the listener is automatically established when the queue manager is established, and the listener is automatically started when the queue manager is started. Of course, you can also manually configure the listener.
Modify / Winnt / System32 / Drivers / etc / services file, add a line in the file:
MQSeries 1414 / TCP # MQSeries Channel Listener
Start listening program
Runmqlsr -t tcp -p 1414 -m qm_nt
The above explains how to establish a simple one-way transmission network. The message is sent from the NT terminal to the UNIX terminal. Establish a remote connection from UNIX to the NT side, which is similar, and the same reason is to establish a two-way transport network.
