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Setting SMQ Values for the Mobile Web Client


As part of the preparation for deploying Store-and-Forward Messaging for Mobile Web Clients, you must modify the Siebel application .cfg file or files that your Mobile Web Clients will use, to include information about SMQ. The following procedure describes how set the appropriate values.

To set SMQ Values in a Siebel application .cfg file

  1. Locate the .cfg file for the Siebel application that your Mobile Web Clients will use.

    For example, the .cfg file for Siebel Service is sfs.cfg, and the .cfg file for Siebel Sales is siebel.cfg. These files are normally located in the siebsrvr_root\bin\language directory on your Siebel Server. (When Mobile Web Client setup is complete, they also reside in the siebel_client_root\bin\language directory on the Mobile Web Client.

  2. Use a text editor to set up values in the [SMQ] section, as shown in the following table.

    For more information about IBM MQe, see Deploying IBM MQe Queue Managers.

    Setting Name
    Comment

    MqeServerAddr

    The Server domain name or IP address of the MQe server that hosts the Queue Manager to which you are assigning the Mobile Web Client. Make sure that the domain name or IP address is resolvable from the Mobile Web Clients in the deployed environment.

    MqeServerCmd

    Address used to reach the queue manager that runs as a servlet. The default value is /smq/ServerQM.

    MqeServerPort

    Number of the port to which the assigned Queue Manager is listening. The default value is 8082. The value of this setting should match the value of the subsystem parameter SmqServerPortNumber, for the subsystem that will communicate with this client's Queue Manager. This value should also match the port number for the Web server where you deploy the MQe Queue Manager servlet. For example, if you are using the default port on a Tomcat Web server, you would change the default value of 8082 to 8080.

    MqeServerQMgr

    Name of the MQe server Queue Manager to which you are assigning the Mobile Web Client. The default value is ServerQM. If you are assigning this client to a non-default Queue Manager, the value of this setting should match the value you specified for the subsystem parameter SmqQueueManagerName, when you created the subsystem that will communicate with this client's Queue Manager.

    MqeServerQueue

    Name of the inbound MQe server queue. The default value is InboundRTSQueue. If you are assigning this client to a non-default Queue Manager, the value of this setting should match the value you specified for the subsystem parameter SmqQueueName, when you created the subsystem that will communicate with this client's Queue Manager.

    QueueingSoftware

    The type of queueing software used for Store-and-Forward Messaging for Mobile Web Client. The only value currently supported is MQe.

    SMQCompression

    The type of compression used for Store-and-Forward Messaging for Mobile Web Client. The only value currently supported is GZIP.

    SMQConnectOnSend

    Controls whether Message Transport software automatically attempts to connect to the server when a message is placed in the client's outbound queue. Default value is FALSE.

    SMQConnectOnStart

    Controls whether Message Transport software automatically attempts to connect to the server when a new client session is started. Default value is FALSE.

    SMQEncryption

    The type of encryption used for Store-and-Forward Messaging for Mobile Web Client. The only value currently supported is RC4.

    SMQLogMessages

    When TRUE, copies of messages are logged as XML files. Default value is TRUE.

    SMQPollingInterval

    Specifies how often the Message Transport software polls for new messages. Default value is 30 seconds.

NOTE:  If you need to modify queue manager information for one or more users, see Changing the Queue a Mobile Web Client Uses.

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