Queue name when QOS is EOIO

Hi,
What is the queue name to be given when we choose the quality of service as EOIO
thanks
Anitha

Hi,
Abstrart from http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/EN/7b/94553b4d53273de10000000a114084/frameset.htm on EOIO.
Quality of Service EOIO
In this case, the queue names supplied by the application are used to determine the suffix of the sender, receiver, and inbound queues. This name must not be more than 16 characters long and it is added to the prefix of the queue name. You can use the following characters in the name: numbers (0-9); upper case letters (A-Z); underscores (_); and forward slashes (/).
Queue name from the application: APPQUEUENAME (maximum 16 characters)
Inbound queue name: XBQIAPPQUEUENAME
The name of the corresponding outbound queue is determined on the central Integration Server to bundle the messages according to receiver. This is done by using the name of the determined receiver. In this case the name of the application queue is used as well.
Receiver name: CLIENT_XYZ
Encrypted name: 3___
Outbound queue name: XBQO3___APPQUEUENAME (maximum of 24 characters)
Inbound messages with the same receiver are processed in the same sequence that they arrived. The messages are also sent in this sequence to their respective receivers; because they have the same queue name that was supplied by the application, they are placed in the same outbound queue.
If an error occurs in the processing, the incorrect message blocks the queue to preserve the processing order.
However, if the messages have different receivers, the sequence does not have to stay the same.
Cheers,
sunil.

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While configuring sender soap adapter , if we specify EOIO as QOS , then there is a mandatory parameter Queue name to be specified.
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and where is it created
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Hi D' souza
Goto tcode -> SXMB_ADM -> register queues
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1. When is the queue name generated ?
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i have file to file system, in the sender file communication channel,
i need to use qualit_of_service as "EOIO", but for that i need to use a Queue Name, what should i give as the name of the queue, for test purpose i gave the name of the queue as "xyz", but it works........
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hI SUMIT,
i have a question for long,
i have a typical file BPM file scenario,
when the scenario run....i can see two rows in the MONI, one from sender service to the BPM, and the other from BPM to the Receiver service,
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Can random queue name used in EOIO ?

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We have scenario: JMS -> PI 7.0 (SP13) -> ECC 6.0.
Since we need to maintain the order of the transactions, EOIO setting need to be enabled.
When enable EOIO in JMS sender, we specified random queue name saying "INT001" without registering the queue, it seems everything is working now.
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Liang
Edited by: Liang Ji on Mar 11, 2008 5:51 PM

Hi, Khan and vijay:
Thanks for your inputs. I confirmed my thoughts
I close the thread !

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>    I'm using File Adpater in the Sender side   (FTP ).. and in the processing parameters if i choose the Quality of Service : EOIO   then system was asking as next parameter is Queue Name .--?
>
>    Here   what can we give as queue name.. Is that is the new name.. Or any existed queue name... how we can identify that particular queue   name..
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You can give any names for the Queues in the sender adapter for EOIO.
This you can not see, in the SMQ2 until it is not stuck. Totally it will add the given name with XBQ*
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/people/sap.india5/blog/2006/01/03/xi-asynchronous-message-processing-understanding-xi-queues-part-i
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