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I have a scenario as below.

Request : MQFSH - > MPGW (We will soter MQ header of request in Q1) --> http backend
Response : http response --> MPGW ( read the MQMD header message stored in Q1 and append to reponse message) -- > MQ

please let me know how to read a message from Q1 in xsl?

Thanks & Reagrds, Sreevathsa A 9986186302

Jim Garrison
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  • This question is extremely unclear. XSL is a system for transforming XML under control of a stylesheet. You don't "read a message from a queue using XSL". You might write a program to read a message payload (XML) from a queue and feed it through an XSL processor to produce some output. Please show what you have done so far. Also, what is "soter"? – Jim Garrison May 26 '16 at 05:49

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Am able to write and read a message within transform action using xsl.

Writing : 

<dp:url-open target="dpmq://qmgr/?RequestQueue=queue_name" response="responsecode-ignore">

Reading :

<dp:url-open target="dpmq://qmgr/?ParseHeaders=true;ReplyQueue=queue_name" response="xml"/>

Thanks, Sreevathsa A

sreevathsa a
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Make a dynamic call to MQ in a variable. Once the request is sent , response will be stored in the variable.

To see the response data you can display the variable or you can store in a context varialbe.

Please see the below example.

<xsl:variable name="resultMQ">    
<dp:url-open target="url" response="responsecode-ignore" content-type="text/xml" http-method="post">
        <soapenv:Envelope>
            <soapenv:Header/>
            <soapenv:Body>
                <Request>
                    <Message>Request you are sending to MQ</Message>
                </Request>
            </soapenv:Body>
        </soapenv:Envelope>
    </dp:url-open>

</xsl:variable>
<!-- Storing the MQ result in Context Variable-->
<dp:set-variable name="'var://context/service/MQResult'" value="$resultMQ"/>
Joe
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  • Hi Jyo, My requirement is , store the request message MQMD header into queue in the request rule and in the response rule , read the stored MQMD headers from the queue . Writing : Reading: Am able to achieve it with below commands – sreevathsa a May 31 '16 at 09:50
  • yes am able to read the header message in the response rule from the queue. – sreevathsa a Jun 01 '16 at 11:53