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Optional Step: Creating Additional SMQ Subsystems

This step is required if you want to run Siebel Store-and-Forward Messaging for more than one Siebel Handheld application. Each Siebel Handheld application should have its own subsystems. This step allows each application to receive messages in its own queue, independent of all other applications. The following steps illustrate how to create additional subsystems for an application that uses an inbound queue named InboundFSQ and a workflow named SMQ Process FS User Queue.

To create additional SMQ subsystems

• From the server manager, execute the following two commands:

  create named subsystem SmqFSReceiverSubsys for subsystem SMQRcvSubsys with SmqQueueType=MQe,SmqQueueName=InboundFSQ,SmqQueueManagerName=ServerQM,SmqServerPortNumber=8082,
SmqTransportServiceName="SMQ Transport Service",SmqTransportMethodName=WaitForMessage

  and

  create named subsystem SmqFSDispatchSubsys for subsystem EAITransportDataHandlingSubsys with DispatchWorkflowProcess="SMQ Process FS User Queue"