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Figure 7-44 Deploy the message flow and message sets to the broker
7.5.3 Create the WebSphere MQ queues
The input and output queues for the message flow need to be created in
WebSphere MQ. Using WebSphere MQ Explorer, create two local queues called
XML.IN and COBOL.OUT. XML.In is defined in the broker’s queue manager. For
testing, COBOL.OUT was also created in the broker’s queue manager, though in
reality it could be defined under any queue manager accessible to the broker’s
queue manager.
7.5.4 Test the message flow
Using RFHUtil, put the Airline1.xml file into the XML.IN queue.
If the message flow is working properly, you will be able to see the transformed
message in the COBOL.OUT queue.
To see the message in its proper format:
1. Select COBOL.OUT in the Queue Name field and click Read Q.
2. Go to the Data tab, select COBOL in the Data Format field, and select the
order.cpy file.
You should be able to see the transformed COBOL message.

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