Select the Sources tab and click New. To view a router application in the Global Console, you must add it here. The Router Source Info dialog box appears.
Name – enter the name that defines the source from which the router gets messages.
Flavor – enter the flavor that defines the source from which the router gets messages. This is a user-defined integer between 1 and 4292967295.
Unlike SFMs, routers do not monitor source applications because
MQAcq applications run in “acquire” mode and cannot service
DFCs.
Type – select the source type from the Type drop-down list. For routers, the only source available is “AIM.”
Fkey History Length – F-keys are user-supplied foreign keys that endpoints can use to further identify a transaction. Enter the number of previously supplied foreign keys against which this application will check and log.
The router does not modify the content of Fkeys that
come with transactions, but it does check the value against the
Fkey history to determine if a transaction is a duplicate for that
particular source. This functionality, known as “Once and
Once Only,” prevents sending duplicate transactions.
Click Add to add the router source. Click Edit to modify a selected source. Click Delete to remove a selected source from the list.
Click Apply to save the entries.
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