After Service Platform is updated from a version earlier than 07-50, the execution environment requires software setup. This appendix describes how to set up Reliable Messaging.

From version 07-50, creation of a queue definition file is no longer necessary for setting up Reliable Messaging. Therefore, you do not need to create a queue definition file during setup of Reliable Messaging after a version update. However, if an update is from a version earlier than 07-50, you can set up Reliable Messaging by creating a queue definition file in the same way as in the old version.

(a) Creating a queue definition file

Use a sample queue definition file to create the queue definition file (by changing the cluster name). The location of the sample queue definition file is as follows:

 
Service-Platform-installation-directory\CSC\samples\qconf.txt
 

The contents of the sample queue definition file are as follows:

 
###########################################################
# Cosminexus Reliable Messaging JMS Queue Configuration
# All Rights Reserved. Copyright (C) 2006, Hitachi, Ltd.
###########################################################
QueueImplClass=jp.co.Hitachi.soft.reliablemessaging.ra.jms.QueueImpl
Queue.1.DisplayName= CSC<HCSCServer_Name>ACPT_RCVQ
Queue.1.QueueName= CSC<HCSCServer_Name>ACPT_RCVQ
Queue.2.DisplayName= CSC<HCSCServer_Name>ACPT_DBQ
Queue.2.QueueName= CSC<HCSCServer_Name>ACPT_DBQ
 

Copy the above sample queue definition file to a location of your choice, open the file with a text editor, change the <HCSCServer_Name> part in the file as shown below, and then save the file:

• For an HCSC server that is not a cluster, or for HCSC servers that make up a load-balancing cluster:
  <HCSCServer_Name>: HCSC server name
  
• For HCSC servers that make up an HA cluster:
  <HCSCServer_Name>: Cluster name
  

(b) Setting the Reliable Messaging configuration property

In addition to the properties shown in 3.1.2(9) Setting up Reliable Messaging, set the property shown in the following table.