Advanced queuing ...regarding

Hi...
I have to work on project which deals with advanced queuing...
I gone through the docs ...but i couldn't understand fully...can anyone help in this aspect my questions are
what i have to configure in my system?(software)
how i have to move?
please help me with an example..
thanxs in advance.

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