MQ Binding WSDL Extensibility Elements

The MQ WSDL extensibility elements allow the user to "configure" 3 groups of information for the MQ Binding Component: MQ address information, MQ message body and message header, MQ operations

This page describes the elements for each of these 3 groups.

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MQ address information

The MQ address extensibily element allows the user to specify the connectivity information to the MQ manager.

MQ address element attributes:

Attribute Name	Description	Mandatory	Example
hostName	the host name or ip address where mq q mgr resides	Yes	rchen-2k
portNumber	the port q mgr	yes	1414
queuemanagername	queue manager name	yes	rchen2kmq6qmgr
channelName	the name the server channel	yes	svrconnchnl
userid	user id	no
password	password	no

A sample usage:

<service name="serviceMQ">
        <port name="portMqPut" binding="tns:bindingMqPut">
            <mq:address hostName="rchen-2k" portNumber="1414" queueManagerName="rchen2kmq6qmgr" channelName="svrconnchnl"/>
        </port>
</service>

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MQ binding operation information

The MQ operation extensibily element allows the user to specify the operation target queue name and operation attributes

MQ operation element attributes:

Attribute Name	Description	Mandatory	Example
queueName	the name of the queue we will put orrecv message	yes	queue2
transaction	specify the message action is transactional requirement. if user do not specify value, we default to no transaction	No	NoTransaction
queueOpenOptions	the queue can be opened with certain option. If value 0 is entered, the queue will be openned with default options	No	0
pollingInterval	Defines the polling interval that MQ BC polls target queue for inbound message. The polling interval is specified in milliseconds and has a default value of 1000ms. This attribute has no effect for mqput.	No	5000

A sample usage:

 <mq:operation queueName="queue2" operationType="mqput" transaction="NoTransaction" queueOpenOptions="2000"/>

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MQ header and message information

The MQ header or message extensibily element allows the user to specify the parts name of the payload or header.

A sample usage:

<input name="input1MqPut">
                <mq:mqheader>
                    <mq:correlationId parts="correlationid"/>
                    <mq:messageId parts="messageSequenceNum"/>
                </mq:mqheader>
                <mq:mqmessage mqMessageBody="mqMessageTextBody" 
                              mqMessageType="TextMessage" 
                              mqSyncPoint="true"/>
</input>

This page (revision-1) was last changed on 21-Nov-06 16:31 PM, -0800 by rulongchen.

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