Depending on the setup of your broker, you
may need to create some
WebSphere MQ resources
yourself. There are a number of ways to create
WebSphere MQ resources;
either on the command line using programs and utilities such as runmqsc or
using the
WebSphere MQ Explorer graphical interface.
- For WebSphere Message Broker on z/OS, you must create
a queue manager in WebSphere MQ for your broker.
See Creating a broker on z/OS for more details.
- If the broker and Configuration
Manager do
not share a queue manager, you must define the channels and transmission queues
to support communication between the broker's queue manager and the Configuration
Manager's queue manager.
- If the broker and User
Name Server do
not share a queue manager, you must define the channels and transmission queues
to support communication between the broker's queue manager and the Configuration
Manager's queue manager.
- You must define listener connections on the broker's queue manager. You
must define one listener connection for every protocol used.
- For connection between brokers, you must define the channels and transmission
queues to permit two-way communication between them.