RE: Handling Multiple requests

["jt" <jt@xxxxxx>]

Lionel,

I have a friend, who's not a list member, who recently finished a contract
to replace MQ with Sockets.  If you're interested in looking at that
approach, I can forward this question...


A while back, he did a contract for this same client, where he wrote *SRVPGM
wrappers that allowed RPG to directly access MQ via SPECIAL files.  I'll see
if he has an interest in re-developing this technique...  As either
shareware, public domain, or what I call "cheapware" commercial software.  I
don't know that this will solve this particular issue, Lionel, but it may
come in handy for other reasons...

I've just offered him computer time, so if he has an interest, and there's a
need in the Community for such a product, it could be available shortly.
Maybe not this weekend, however, due to the holidays.  (He's very
family-oriented...  But maybe by the end of the long weekend, he might be
EXTREMELY motivated to knock something like this off... 1/2 ;-)

DISCLAIMER:  If this comes together, I'll offer to market the thing...
(Obviously, it's his choice, if/how he wants to pursue this.)  So I'm not
exactly a disinterested party, here...


jt

"Have a GREAT day...!  And a BETTER ONE TOMORROW~~~:-)" (sm)


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> Sent: Thursday, November 22, 2001 5:18 AM
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> Subject: Handling Multiple requests
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> For a development requirement, the front end is a using web client (the
> pages would be hosted by a web server) and the backend processing
> is done by
> ILERPG. We’re using MQ series for handling inputs that would be sent from
> the front-end. Each input would invoke the appropriate program.
> The problem
> arises in having an interface that would read from the MQ and trigger the
> appropriate program. Is there a method, maybe some kind of daemon
> that would
> receive the requests from the Message queue server simultaneously and pass
> it on for processing?  That is, one request should not wait for
> the previous
> request’s processing to end.
> Thanks in advance.
> Cheers,
> Lionel
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