HCL Commerce requires a set of
information to be defined in IBM MQ for
HCL Commerce to work with IBM MQ. These include a queue manager and a set
of queues.
Procedure
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Identify the queue manager for HCL Commerce
to use. The queue can be on an existing queue manager or a newly created queue manager. The choice
of the queue manager depends on your integration configuration.
These instructions assume that the queue manager name is
hostname.qm
, where hostname is the host name
(without a domain) for the machine that is running IBM MQ.
Take note of both the queue manager host name and the port number that is used by the queue
manager listener. This information is used in later steps.
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Identify the local message queues for the queue manager. These queues can be existing message
queues or newly created queues.
These instructions assume that the following local message queues are created:
Where
hostname is the TCP/IP name of the machine that is running
IBM MQ.
Take note of the names of the message
queues you identified or created. This information is used in later steps.
Note: The number of
queues to define depends on the application with which HCL Commerce is integrated. These five queues are the
minimum number of queues that are required for integration.
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(Client mode only) Create a listener port for any queue manager that you create.