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13.3.2 Rerouting the non-delivered messages
If you let IMS Connector for Java and IMS Connect manage the non-delivered IOPCB
responses in their default way, and you want to retrieve those messages, you need to issue
RESUME TPIPE interactions to the same clientIDs that sent the original transactions. This
can be done in two different ways, depending on the kind of connections you are using:
Using
shareable connections
You must issue the SYNC_RECEIVE_ASYNCOUTPUT using the same Connection object
that you used to send the original transaction. The clientID for this type of connections ...
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