Schematic diagram of ESB request callback process

How to get the WebSphere Eclipse platform version 3.3 required for Websphere MQ installation

Directly choose to install from the network, select setup under the directory \Prereqs\IES   to install

 

The MQ channel configuration is as follows:

<!-- MQ channel-->
     <!-- In this project, both the server and the client are configured -->
    <channels>
        <channel>
            <!-- When the project is used as a client, the client service channel configuration; if the project is only used as a server, the configuration can be deleted -->
            <requestComOut>RQ_ECS_REQUEST_COM_OUT</requestComOut>
            <responseComIn>QU_ECS_RESPONSE_COM_IN</responseComIn>
            
            <!-- When the project is used as a server, the server channel configuration; if the project is only used as a client, the following configuration can be deleted -->
            <requestComIn>QU_FOSS_REQUEST_COM_IN</requestComIn>
            <responseComOut>RQ_FOSS_RESPONSE_COM_OUT</responseComOut>
        </channel>
    </channels>

 

1. Schematic diagram of ESB request callback process

1. Use IBM WebSphere MQ resource manager to monitor the data status in the queue


 

2. View the data in the local queue

① First set to disable taking messages from the local queue

②Send the data again

③Stop the server application

④Setting allows getting messages from the local queue

⑤ Browse the messages in the local queue

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