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cics-java-liberty-mq-jms
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Contains two samples. One sample is JVM Java EE web application demonstrating
how to use a message-driven bean (MDB). A second sample is a JMS
ConnectionFactory to connect to a remote IBM MQ queue manager using an MQ
client mode connection. We can also use this JMS CF sample to write a JMS message
for the MDB sample to process.
Contains two samples. One sample is a Java EE web application demonstrating how
to use a message-driven bean (MDB). A second sample is a JMS ConnectionFactory
to connect to a remote IBM MQ queue manager using an MQ client mode connection.

We can also use this JMS CF sample to write a JMS message for the MDB sample to
process.

## Repository structure

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### MDB Sample
* `com.ibm.cicsdev.mqjms.mdb` - EJB project containing the MySimpleMDB that
recives a message put to the MDB queue.
receives a message put to the MDB queue.
* `com.ibm.cicsdev.mqjms.mdb.ear` - EAR project referring to the MDB EJB
project.
* `com.ibm.cicsdev.mqjms.mdb.cicsbundle` - CICS bundle project that references
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### Connection Factory Sample
* `com.ibm.cicsdev.mqjms.cf.web` - Web project containing the MQJMSDemo servlet
that uses a JMS ConnectionFactory.
* `com.ibm.cicsdev.mqjms.cf.ear` - EAR project referring to the the web project
* `com.ibm.cicsdev.mqjms.cf.ear` - EAR project referring to the web project
`com.ibm.cicsdev.mqjms.cf.web`.
* `com.ibm.cicsdev.mqjms.cf.cicsbundle` - CICS bundle project that references
the web project for the
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3. MQ queue named `DEMO.SIMPLEQ`. This should be defined as shareable

**Note:** `DEMO.MDBQUEUE` *must* be defined as shareable to allow usage in the
multi-threaded environment in Liberty. In addition it is advisable to set the
multi-threaded environment in Liberty. In addition, it is advisable to set the
[BackoutThreshold](https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSFKSJ_9.0.0/com.ibm.mq.dev.doc/q032280_.htm)
attribute on the MDBQUEUE to a finite value, to prevent the MDB being
constantly redriven if the MDB fails during the processing of the message.
constantly re-driven if the MDB fails during the processing of the message.

`DEMO.SIMPLEQ` *should* be defined as shareable as Liberty servlets can be
accessed concurrently.
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deployed bundle directory on zFS in step 1, and ensure all resources are
enabled.

*Optinally*, you can define and install a CICS TSMODEL resource named `RJMSTSQ`
*Optionally*, you can define and install a CICS TSMODEL resource named `RJMSTSQ`
with the attribute `RECOVERY(YES)` if you want to make the MDB test
transactional.

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**`com.ibm.cicsdev.mqjms.cf.cicsbundle` > Export Bundle Project to z/OS UNIX File System**
2. Define and install a Liberty JVMSERVER named `DFHWLP` in the CICS region
(see [Starting a CICS Liberty JVM server in 4 easy steps](https://developer.ibm.com/cics/2015/06/04/starting-a-cics-liberty-jvm-server-in-4-easy-steps/)).
3. Add the features `mdb-3.2`, `wmqJmsClient-2.0` and `jndi-1.0` to the
`featureManager` element in the Liberty JVM server's server.xml
configuration file.
3. Add the features `wmqJmsClient-2.0` and `jndi-1.0` to the `featureManager`
element in the Liberty JVM server's server.xml configuration file.
4. Add a JMS connection factory definition to the server.xml:

```xml
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http://mvs.example.ibm.com:9080/jmsweb?test=readtsq

This should return the TSQ record writen by the MDB from the IBM MQ queue.
This should return the TSQ record written by the MDB from the IBM MQ queue.


## References
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