The configuration program accepts parameters required for opening and getting the message from the queue.
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Get Operation Parameters
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Client/Server
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Indicate whether you are using the Client or Server configuration.
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Dynamic connection
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If the check box is selected, the Channel Name, Host URL, and Port will be taken from the configuration. If the check box is not selected, it will refer to the MQSERVER system variable.
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Channel name
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Enter the name of the channel defined in the WebSphere MQ server. This parameter is available only when the Dynamic Connection check box (above) is selected.
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Host URL
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Enter the URL to the WebSphere MQ server that is the machine name. This parameter is available only when the Dynamic Connection check box (above) is selected.
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Port
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Enter the port number defined for the channel in the WebSphere MQ server. This parameter is available only when the Dynamic Connection check box (above) is selected.
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Queue name
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The name of the WebSphere MQ queue where messages are retrieved.
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Data type
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Select a data type from the drop-down list:
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Numeric
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Date
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Time
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Logical
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BLOB
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Save to File
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Determines whether to save the data type to a file (enabled only if BLOB is the selected data type). Select one of the following from the drop-down list:
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Folder path
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Specifies the folder path where you want to save the BLOB data type (enabled only if Save to File is set to Yes).
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Subscribe
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Select this if messages are subscribed to this topic.
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Broker stream
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Specify the WebSphere MQ broker stream name (enabled only if Subscribe is selected). The name must contain the topic broker stream.
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Topic
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The name of the Topic subscribed to (enabled only if Subscribe is selected).
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Correlation ID
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The ID number of the subscribed topic. This is used for message filtering by allowing you to indicate whether specific messages should be received.
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Group ID
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The ID number that identifies a group of messages that are to be processed together.
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Low-Hi Order
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Select Yes or No from the drop-down list to indicate whether the word order of numbers should be written and read in low-hi order.
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Encoding
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Select the type of encoding used for the messages from the drop-down list:
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Code page
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Enter the code page used for message encoding.
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Keep alive interval (minutes)
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The amount of time in minutes that the trigger can be unresponsive before it is automatically restarted. The default value is 0, which means that the trigger can be permanently unresponsive.
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You should be very careful when selecting a value for this parameter. If the chosen value is too small, a trigger may terminate before it completes a valid operation.
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Message contents into
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Click  to the right of the field to open the Variables List. From the list, select the BLOB variable that will hold the message contents.
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Arguments XML Location
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Click to the right of the field to open the Variables List. From the list, select the BLOB variable where the XML results are sent.
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Reconnection Policy
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Reconnect every XX (seconds)
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You can try to reconnect to the WebSphere MQ server. Enter a time interval – in seconds – that the Magic xpi Server will wait before attempting to reconnect to the WebSphere MQ server.
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Attempt to reconnect XX (times)
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Enter the maximum number of attempts the Magic xpi Server makes to reconnect to the WebSphere MQ server. For unlimited attempts enter 0.
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