Ah, it seems that it's only possible to send to remote queues, but can't
read or browse them. That's fine. Just didn't know that was the case.
-----Original Message-----
From: HariNam Singh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 6:38 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [developers] How do I configure remote queues?
This might be a clue that gets someones idea on how to solve this. Strangely
enough, with the existing configuration, I can send messages to the remote
queue, but can't browse or read them!
-----Original Message-----
From: HariNam Singh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 4:26 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [developers] How do I configure remote queues?
Hi,
I figured part of the puzzle out. I added permissions to the remote quote on
the first router with the following. Now I get an Invalid Destinoation
exception from JMS. Any more help?
swiftlet.sys$[EMAIL PROTECTED]
se=true
swiftlet.sys$[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ive=true
swiftlet.sys$[EMAIL PROTECTED]
=true
Thanks,
HariNam
-----Original Message-----
From: HariNam Singh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 4:05 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [developers] How do I configure remote queues?
Hi,
I tried to use the example below to connect two routers. Somehow, it doesn't
work for me. I added the lines below to the configuration of both routers
(host name different, of course). Then I try to connect to the queue of the
second router through the first one, and I get a timeout. It's an JNDI
exception.
Somehow, it seems pretty simple. Where can I look at to figure this out, or
does anyone have some suggestions?
swiftlet.sys$routing.listeners.names=plainsocket
swiftlet.sys$routing.listeners.plainsocket.port=4444
swiftlet.sys$routing.listeners.plainsocket.socketfactory.class=com.swift
mq.net.PlainSocketFactory
swiftlet.sys$routing.connectors.names=router2
swiftlet.sys$routing.connectors.router2.hostname=172.25.12.247
swiftlet.sys$routing.connectors.router2.port=4444
swiftlet.sys$routing.connectors.router2.retrytime=30000
swiftlet.sys$routing.staticroute.routers.names=router2
Thanks a lot
-----Original Message-----
From: Garth A. Fisher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 4:08 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [developers] How do I configure remote queues?
You will to connect the two routers. You can use a connector.
If router1 has a listener configured like this:
swiftlet.sys$routing.listeners.names=plainsocket
swiftlet.sys$routing.listeners.plainsocket.port=4102
swiftlet.sys$routing.listeners.plainsocket.socketfactory.class=com.swift
mq.net.PlainSocketFactory
Then you can set up a connector on router2 like this:
swiftlet.sys$routing.connectors.names=router1
swiftlet.sys$routing.connectors.router1.hostname=<address of router1>
swiftlet.sys$routing.connectors.router1.port=4102
swiftlet.sys$routing.connectors.router1.retrytime=30000
If that doesn't do the trick then set up a static route between
the two routers.
Hope that helps,
Garth
-----Original Message-----
From: Guthrie, Steve [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 3:22 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [developers] How do I configure remote queues?
Hi there,
This is a real newbie question I am sure.
I have installed swiftMQ on a unix platform and have started routers
smqr1
and smqr2.
I can send messages using the sample programs to testqueue@router1
and read then using the SynchQueueReceiver program.
I want to create a queue on router2 and then send a message to
router1 that is forwarded to the queue on router2.
I have tried setting various settings in sys$routing but can not get a
message to go to the queue on router2.
I have looked for online documentation and searched through the
message archives, but can not find instructions.
Can anyone point me to documentation that describes in
step by step instrctions how to do this?
Or can someone reply to this with ne necessary steps?
Assume that the swiftMQ has just been installed and that
no queues have been set up except for the testqueue
supplied with the product.
Thanks very Much
Steve Guthrie
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