Use this tab to identify the queuing, subnet, and messaging protocol the application associated with this business element (or business element profile) can use.
Note: If you are creating a business element profile record, none of the fields below are required; they are required if you are creating or modifying a business element record.
Transport Type (required)
Either MQSeries (the default), MSMQ, or MQSeries Client.
Transport Options (required, unless noted otherwise)
Addressing (For MSMQ only): Allows specification of MSMQ Public/Private addressing mode.
Public: Select this to have a queue created on the entered machine name and published to the MSMQ Information Server, MQIS. This type of queue will only be available if the MQIS is accessible.
Private: Select this to have a queue created on the entered machine name, which must be the hosting machine for any application that will access the queue. That is, it will only be accessible on that single machine.
Direct Public: Select this to have a queue created on the entered machine name and published to the MSMQ Information Server, MQIS. This type of queue can only be created if the MQIS is accessible to the owning application, typically a CASP Business Element. However when accessed by a remote application, typically a CASP client issuing a "put request", CASP will use MSMQ direct addressing allowing the client to complete its send with out access to the MQIS when working off-line in store and foward mode.
Direct Private: Select this to have a queue created on the entered machine name, which must be the hosting machine for any application that will access the queue. That is, it will only be accessibile on that single machine. When accessed by a remote application, typically a CASP client issuing a "put request", CASP will use MSMQ direct addressing allowing the client to complete its send when working off-line in store and forward mode.
Transaction: When configuring a queue as Direct you must indicate if the application will create it as a transaction or not, since applications that to it will not be able to request this information from the MSMQ Information Server (MQIS).
Queue Manager or Machine Name The machine name if you selected MSMQ or the queue manager name if you selected MQSeries.
Queue Name
The name of the queue to which this application attaches.
The business element application looks in the directory for its queue name.
This application registers to receive all messages with a subject that has the same name as this queue.
When the client wants to send a message to this business element, it broadcasts a message with the business element's queue name as its subject.
Subnet ID (required)
The name of the subnet on which the queue and queue manager reside. The
drop-down menu lists currently defined subnets for the transport type
you are using; you can also key in a subnet ID.
Error Profile (optional)
The name of the error profile record that describes
the actions CASP should take if an error occurs. Use the drop
down menu to display currently defined error profile records.
Native Application
(checkbox)
Specifies that this application was written using native transport (for
example, MSMQ or MQSeries) calls.