Setting up the WSRR Connectivity sample

When you have imported the WSRR Connectivity sample, you must configure WebSphere Message Broker to connect to the WebSphere Service Registry and Repository before you can run the sample. The following steps are required in order to run the WSRR Connectivity sample:

  1. Set up WSRR
  2. Import the required wsdl to Service Registry
  3. Configure the broker to connect to the Service Registry

Set up WSRR

[TODO: Karl]

Import the required wsdl to Service Registry

Using your preferred tools, import the two wsdl files to the Service Registry, changing the Version property appropriately.

[TODO: What level of detail to provide here? How to ship the wsdl files? (can't be exported from importing the sample MessageSet because the wsdl gets changed)]

Configure the broker to connect to the Service Registry


See the following docs to [TODO: link to wsrr docs]

The minimum configuration you will need to do in order to run the sample is as follows:

1. From the WMB command prompt, run "mqsireportproperties <broker name> -c ServiceRegistries -o DefaultWSRR -r"

This will show output similar to the following:

ReportableEntityName=''
ServiceRegistries
DefaultWSRR=''
endpointAddress='http://fill.in.your.host.here:9080/WSRRCoreSDO/services/WSRRCoreSDOPort'
needCache='false'
password=''
refreshQueriesAfterNotification='true'
timeout='100000000'
userid=''

2. Run "mqsichangeproperties <broker name> -c ServiceRegistries -o DefaultWSRR -n endpointAddress -v http://<hostname>:9080/WSRRCoreSDO/services/WSRRCoreSDOPort"

3. Restart the broker to pick up the changed properties.

You can now run the WSRR Connectivity sample. See Running the sample.

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