WebSphere MQ for Java programming example-implementing MQ trigger-Configuration

First, make the following configuration definition:

Use runmqsc to create the following objects:
1. queue to be triggered.

DEFINE QLOCAL('JAVA.TRIGGER.QUEUE') REPLACE +DESCR('Application queue to test triggering') +SHARE +TRIGGER +TRIGTYPE (FIRST) +INITQ('JAVA.INIT.QUEUE') +PROCESS('JAVA.PROCESS')

2. Initiation queue.

DEFINE QLOCAL('JAVA.INIT.QUEUE') REPLACE +DESCR('Initiation queue to test triggering')

 

3. process .**

DEFINE PROCESS('JAVA.PROCESS') REPLACE +DESCR('Process to test triggering') +APPLICID('java -cp .;c:mqmjavalib;c:mqmjavalibcom.ibm.mq.jar;c:mqmjavalibconnector.jar;c:mqmjavalibjta.jar JavaTrigger')

 

4. Start the trigger monitor

runmqtrm -m QMGRNAME -q JAVA.INIT.QUEUE

* Note: It must be started in the directory where javatrigger. Class

Resides so that javatrigger. class can be loaded from

Current Directory and resolved by "." In the classpath.

If your Java code is already ded in a package, then the jar may

Be added to the classpath and the location where runmqtrm is

Started does not matter.

5. Put a message on java. Trigger. queue. The trigger information along

With the first 20 characters of the message is displayed in

Window where runmqtrm is active.