Queue Manager: The name of the queue manager to which the queue belongs. This field is optional and should be used when enqueuing message to a remote queue. Persistence: The persistence of the message. You can also specify the persistence of the message to be taken from the default priority attribute, as defined by the destination queue.
Expiry: The expiry time of the message. The message is discarded after the expiry time has elapsed. Refer to Section 6. The next Adapter Configuration Wizard window that appears is the Messages window shown in Figure If native format translation is not required for example, a JPG or GIF image is being processed , select the Native format translation is not required check box.
The file is passed through in base encoding. XSD files are required for translation. This starts the Native Format Builder Wizard. See Section 7. In this scenario, the MQSeries adapter connects to a specific queue managed by a queue manager and then removes the message from the queue. Figure displays the operation type that you need to select in the Adapter Configuration wizard. The window that appears after selecting the Get Message into MQ operation type is shown in Figure This window enables you to select the XSD schema file for translation.
As with specifying the schema for the produce message operation, you can perform the following tasks in this window:. See Section 6. In this scenario, the Oracle BPEL Process Manager sends a request message and receives the corresponding response using a non-initiating receive activity. The invoke activity initiates the outbound invocation of the adapter to send the request. The MQSeries adapter performs the following operations:. Sends the message to the queue specified at the design time. The third-party application receives the message, processes it, generates the response, and then enqueus the response message to the replyTo queue specified in the request message.
The Correlation ID and Message ID of the response message is generated on the basis of the correlation schema specified in the request message. Sends the response to the non-initiating receive activity of the BPEL process. To ensure that response is sent to correct BPEL instance, correlation schemas are used. Get Reports: Select this option if you want any kind of report. You can specify the type of report in the next window shown in Figure The Response window shown in Figure is displayed when you click Next in the Reports window.
Queue Name: The name of the queue to which the response should be sent. For information about correlation schemas, refer to Section 6. When you click Next in the Response window, a Messages window shown in Figure is displayed. This window enables you to select the XSD schema file for translation for request as well as response message. In this scenario, the Oracle BPEL Process Manager receives a request, processes it, and sends the response synchronously by using a reply activity.
Sets the properties of the message such as priority, expiry, message type, and persistence. Specify the queue name from which the MQSeries adapter will dequeue the message in this window.
Response Fallback Queue Name: The queue to which the response should be sent for a normal message. Response Fallback Queue Manager: The name of the queue manger to which the response fallback queue belongs. On clicking Next in the Response window, the Messages window shown in Figure is displayed. You can perform the following tasks in this window:. For asynchronous request-reply scenario, the MQSeries adapter performs the following operations:.
Sets the properties of the message, such as priority, expiry, message type, and persistence. Response Fallback Queue Name: The queue to which the reply should be sent if the replyto queue is not specified in the request message. In asynchronous request-reply interaction, you must map the following properties from the inbound message header to the outbound message header:. In this scenario, the Oracle Enterprise Service Bus receives a request, processes it, and sends the response synchronously.
Figure displays the operation type that you must select in the Adapter Configuration wizard. From this window onwards, all the window are similar to the windows explained in Section 6.
A report message is sent by receiving program to sending program as confirmation of successful or unsuccessful delivery of a message. A report message can be generated for any of the message types, normal message, request message, or reply message. For information on acknowledgment messages supported by the MQSeries adapter, refer to Section 6. You can specify the format of an for an outgoing message through Adapter Configuration wizard, as shown in Figure Following message formats are supported:.
You can specify the expiry time for an outgoing message Adapter Configuration wizard shown in Figure The queue manager discards the message after the expiry time of a message has elapsed. If a message has expiration notification set, then a notification is generated when the message is discarded. The notification is sent to the queue specified in the replyToQueue parameter.
You can specify the priority of an outgoing message through Adapter Configuration wizard, as shown in Figure A priority can be in the range of 0 low to 9 high. You can also specify the priority of the message to be taken from the default priority attribute, as defined by the destination queue.
You can specify the persistence of an outgoing message through Adapter Configuration wizard shown in Figure If message persistence is not set, a message is lost when the queue manager restarts or there is a system failure. If you set persistence for a message to true , it means that the message will not be lost even if there is system failure or the queue manager is restarted. Persistent messages are written to log files and queue data files.
If a queue manager is restarted after a failure, it recovers these persistent messages from these files. Correlation is required for mapping a response to a request in a request-reply interaction. When an application receives a request message from Oracle BPEL Process Manager, it checks for the correlation schema defined for the response message.
Based on the correlation schema, the application generates the message ID and correlation ID of the response message. The response window of the Adapter Configuration wizard shown in Figure enables you to specify the correlation schema for the response message. Similarly, the Correlation ID box shown in Figure provides the following options for the correlation ID of the response message:. The MQSeries adapter enables you to enqueue a message to multiple queues.
For example:. The queue name and queue manager name value pairs should be separated by semi colon ;. The queue manager name is optional. The MQSeries adapter enables you to set various types of acknowlegement messages on an outgoing message. These acknowlegement messages are known as report messages. A report message is generated only if the criteria for generating that report message is met.
When enqueuing a message on a queue, you can request for more than one type of report message. When you request for a report message, you must specify the queue name to which the report message will be sent. This queue is known as replyTo queue. A report message can be generated by a queue manager, a message channel, or an application.
The Confirmation on Arrival COA message indicates that the message has been delivered to the target queue manager. A COA message is generated by the queue manager. This message report can be selected in the Reports window of the Adapter Configuration window shown in Figure A Confirmation on Delivery COD message indicates that the message has been retrieved by the receiving application.
A COD message is generated by the queue manager. This message report can be selected in the Reports window shown in Figure An exception report is generated when a message cannot be delivered to the specified destination queue. Exception reports are generated by the message channel. An expiry report indicates that the message was discarded because the expiry time specified for the message elapsed before the message could be delivered.
An expiry report is generated by a queue manager. It means that the action requested in the message has been performed successfully. This type of report is generated by the application. It means that the action requested in the message has not been performed successfully. You can specify whether all these report messages except PAN and NAN should contain the complete original message, a part of the original message, or no part of the original message. You can select one of the following options in the Adapter Configuration wizard:.
The MQSeries adapter enables you to filter the messages by priority in the inbound interaction. When you specify a priority in the FilterByPriority parameter, the MQSeries adapter checks the queue for the messages that have same priority, as specified in the FilterByPriority parameter.
The following example shows how to set the FilterByPriority parameter:. The MQSeries adapter enables you to specify the action that should be taken in case a message could not be delivered to the destination queue. You can specify one of the following actions:. This is the default action. Message is placed on a dead-letter queue if it cannot be delivered to the destination queue. A report message is generated if requested by the sender.
This indicates that the message should be discarded if it cannot be delivered to the destination queue. A report message is generated, if requested by the sender. The MQSeries adapter supports message segmentation for both inbound and outbound interactions. Segmentation is required when size of a message is greater than the message size specified in the queue manager.
A physical message is divided into two or more logical messages. All logical messages have same group ID and a sequence number, and an offset. In the inbound interaction, the segmentation is inherently supported by the MQSeries adapter. In the outbound interaction, you can set the SegmentIfRequired parameter to segment the outgoing message, if required. The message will be segmented based on constraints such as, if the size of the message is larger than the maximum limit set on the queue.
The MQSeries adapter supports message grouping for both inbound and outbound interactions. Messages belonging to a group can be complete messages or logical segments of a physical message. In the inbound interaction, grouping is inherently supported by the MQSeries adapter.
In the outbound interaction, grouping is supported through headers. You have to generate same group ID for all messages and also specify the sequence number. The message in the group should be marked with last-msg-in-group flag. For example, you want to send three messages as part of the same group:. GroupId : A group id can be generated by the queue manager or you can specify your own group id.
For the second message, first copy the GroupId of the first message from the message header to the second message header, as shown in Figure For the last message, you again need to assign the Groupid similar to the first and second message and then specify the following properties:. In the inbound direction, an inbound message from CICS server is dequeued in same way as a normal message.
In outbound direction, the message should be in the CICS format. A sample schema file for outbound CICS message format is shown in the following example:. The steps in this section should be performed only once, before using the MQSeries adapter. Perform the following steps to add the com. Create a new shared library in the server. The location of the server. Table lists the installation type and corresponding server.
Modify the oc4j-ra. The location of the oc4j-ra. Table lists the installation type and corresponding oc4j-ra. The value should be zos. A sample oc4j-ra. This use case consists of following sections:. The MQSeries adapter must be configured as specified in Section 6. To define the schema of the messages, you require the address-csv. This file can be copied from the following location:. Perform the following steps in Oracle JDeveloper to create an adapter service that will enqueue the message to a queue.
The Create Application dialog box is displayed. The Create Project dialog box is displayed. The New Gallery dialog box is displayed. From Categories, select General , and then Projects. Create a Schema folder and copy the address-csv.
Drag a Partner Link activity from the Component Palette to the design area. The Create Partner Link dialog box is displayed. The Adapter Type window is displayed. Select MQ Adapter and click Next. The Service Name window is displayed. Enter inboundService in the Service Name field and click Next. The MQ Series Connection window is displayed. The MQSeries adapter will dequeue the message from this queue. Click Browse in the Messages window.
The Type Chooser dialog box is displayed. Select Project Schema Files , address-csv. Click Finish. The Create Partner Link dialog box appears, as shown in Figure Perform the following steps to create an adapter service that will dequeue the message from a queue.
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