How  we handle JMS Ditributed queues in PI ....

Hi
i have a scenario where i have to pick up the message from distributed queues ...
so how i configure the sender JMS adapter to pick up the message from the distributed queues...
if its possible then Queues name should be the same in diffrent destinations..?
S V

Have you read thi blog?
/people/roberto.viana/blog/2008/10/09/working-with-jms-distributed-destinations-in-sap-pi
Regrds,
Roberto

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