a. Link the appropriate WebSphere MQ API Exit Sensor shared
object/DLL for your environment (distributed platforms only).
b. Add the required stanzas to the mqs.ini and qm.ini files.
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a. Linking the WebSphere MQ API Exit Sensor
Because TransactionVision supports both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of
WebSphere MQ, you must link to the correct shared object/DLL.
For WebSphere MQ V5.3 and V6.0 (32-bit), use the following commands
to link the Sensor:
ln --s <TransactionVision Install Directory>/lib/tvisionapiexit
/var/mqm/exits/tvisionapiexit
ln --s <TransactionVision Install Directory>/lib/tvisionapiexit_r
/var/mqm/exits/tvisionapiexit_r (not required for Solaris)
For WebSphere MQ V6.0 (64-bit), use the following commands to link
the Sensor:
ln --s <TransactionVision Install Directory>/lib64/tvisionapiexit
/var/mqm/exits64/tvisionapiexit
ln --s <TransactionVision Install Directory>/lib64/tvisionapiexit_r
/var/mqm/exits64/tvisionapiexit_r (not required for Solaris)
Ensure that the following stanza is in the qm.ini file:
ExitPath:
ExitsDefaultPath=/var/mqm/exits/
ExitsDefaultPath64=/var/mqm/exits64
Note that if ExitsDefaultPath parameter value and/or ExitsDefaultPath64
values of the ExitPath: stanza in qm.ini file are changed, you must
change the directory name /var/mqm/exits and/or /var/mqm/exits64
described in the link commands appropriately.
b. Add the following stanza to the qm.ini
ApiExitLocal:
Name=TransactionVisionWMQSensor
Sequence=100
Function=TVisionEntryPoint
Module=tvisionapiexit
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