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Aarti
Aarti

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Tibco Websphere MQ Adapter

I want to know all about the MQ adapter starting from what products are necessary to be installed on our machine for configuring and running the adapter locally,o how we create and interact with queue managers,configuration.

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amod
amod

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Have a look to http://power.tibco.com/ and search for KB 107430

Here are the explanations on how to get BW and MQ working together :

http://power.tibco.com/app/kb/article.jsp?aid=107430

1) Java components of WS MQ must be installed (there should be a jms.jar file in the WS MQ directory) (note that this is part of default installation with WS MQ 5.3 and 6.0) 2) JNDI set-up - Create the following directory: C:\tibco\JNDI-Directory - cd C:\IBM\MQ\Java\bin (where C:\IBM\MQ is the home directory for your WS MQ installation) - Edit JMSAdmin.config so that: - INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY=com.sun.jndi.fscontext.RefFSContextFactory - PROVIDER_URL=file:/C:/TIBCO/JNDI-Directory 3) Edit JNDI configuration jmsadmin.bat with the following : DEFINE QCF(QueueConnectionFactory)+ QMANAGER(MY_QMGR) (where MY_QMGR is the name of your queue manager) DEFINE Q(WMQ.MY_QUEUE)+ (where MY_QUEUE is the name of your queue) QMANAGER(MY_QMGR)+ QUEUE(MY_QUEUE)+ TARGCLIENT(MQ)

In theory this should be repeated for all the queues you want to access from BW but in practice only one queue is enough. - Check with 'DISPLAY CTX'

  • Exit with 'END' Note that "QueueConnectionFactory" name must match Queue Connection Factory defined in the "JMS Connection" Advanced Panel.

4) BW configuration - Edit tibco\bw\5.3\bin\bwengine.tra so that tibco.env.CUSTOM_EXT_APPEND_CP includes C:/IBM/MQ/Java/lib - Edit tibco\designer\5.3\bin\designer.tra so that tibco.env.CUSTOM_CP_EXT includes C:/IBM/MQ/Java/lib

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