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Design and Development > Third-party systems > Messaging components (Integration) > Microsoft MQ
Last publication date
2024-02-21
Procedure
Double-click tRowGenerator to open its
editor.
Click the plus button to add three rows into the schema table.
In the Column column, type in a new name
for each row to rename it. Here, we type in ID,
Name and Address.
In the Type column, select Integer for the ID row from
the drop-down list and leave the other rows as String.
In the Functions column, select
random for the ID row,
getFirstName for the Name row and
getUsCity for the Address row.
In the Number of Rows for RowGenerator
field on the right end of the toolbar, type in 12 to
limit the number of rows to be generated. Then, Click Ok to validate this editing.
Note:
In real case, you may use an input component to load the data of your
interest, instead of the tRowGenerator
component.
Double-click the tMicrosoftMQOutput
component to open its Component
view.
In the Host field, type in the host
address. In this example, it is localhost.
In the Queue field, type in the queue
name you want to write message in. In this example, name it
AddressQueue.
In Message column (String Type) field, select Address from
the drop-down list to determine the message body to be written.
