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JMS queue name

Former Member
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Hi All:

I am using JMS adapter as a sender, with QoS = EOIO and Queueid=test_queue.

Just by giving name in the queueid filed does queue will be created? Also how can I test this

so I can come to know messages are delivering in EOIO?(JMS client is not asking me for QoS and queueid)

Is there anything required for queue?

Thanks & Regards

Farooq.

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bhavesh_kantilal
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You need not create the Queue in XI manually. Will be created automatically at the runtime .

Just as it is done for the File adapter's it will happen with JMS as well is my understanding.

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Bhavesh

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Bhavesh I did that. In JMS adapter I select QoS=EOIO then its asked me for a queueid. I gave test_queue.

Now my concern is same...weather XI will create it automatically or we required some settings for it.

bhavesh_kantilal
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For sender file adapters you never make any setting and the Queue is created automatically.

Likewsie, I think for JMS adapters you wuld not need to do anything .

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Bhavesh

Former Member
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Farooq,

Are you talking about the outbound queue.

I that case why dont you take a look at Tx. smq1

regards

krishna

Former Member
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Hi Krish,

I just checked the SMQ1 and didn't found any thing from there. What is the parameter called Destination??

Thanks

Farooq.

Former Member
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>>What is the parameter called Destination??

Queue Destination

regards

krishna

Former Member
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>> Just by giving name in the queueid filed does queue will be created

No.

Which JMS provider you are trying to use? If the built in JMS provider of SAP Web AS is being used, you can try using the predefined queues.

if MQ / sonic MQ etc then you need to find out from the MQ config.

Former Member
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Amol..arr you talking about the JMS queue??

I am talking about the XI queue that is required for QoS = EOIO.

Former Member
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oops...my mistake....Sorry....