Anypoint MQ - Part 1

[@balajichowdary6186]

Dear brother that's a perfect explanation

[@IntegrationWorld]

Thanks for the feedback 😊

[@akarshkumarJavvaji]

Keep it up Vijay .. nice explanation!!

[@ashutoshbairagi4122]

Nice explanation

[@navyanirukonda7894]

Thank you!

[@kumaradapa4525]

Superb video ❤️

[@IntegrationWorld]

Glad it was useful for you 😀

[@maramreddysrikanth5464]

What is the cost of anypoint platform licence to get anypoint mq can you please tell.

[@IntegrationWorld]

www.salesforce.com/editions-pricing/integration/anypoint-platform/ Please check in this page.. you have the contact too..

[@KNisha-gh7if]

good one. can you also post about mule4 ibm mq connector

[@IntegrationWorld]

glad it is useful to you, will look into it

[@lopintipriya3510]

Hello Vijay , Thank you so much for your wonderful explanation.. Content is great , and clear . Well, i have a small doubt here, w.r.t the subscribe connector. If three applications have subscribed for a particular queue, and suppose we have chosen automatic acknowledgement mode( which means msg gets deleted soon after flow consumes , correct), so say suppose application-1's ack mode is immediate, it gets deleted from the queue soon after it is consumed, so what about the other flows which are yet to consume ..? how do they get the data ??

[@IntegrationWorld]

Hey.. first of all, Auto ack mode, will not remove the message as soon as it's consumed..... It's applicable for immediate.... Secondly, if multiple subscribers are there then only one can consume the message at a time.....the others won't get the same message unless it gets a NACK as ack... If your use case is to publish the same message to multiple queues then use exchange in anypoint mq...

[@lopintipriya3510]

@@IntegrationWorld Sorry for the typo about auto ack mode, however, i understood the issue now.. Thanks for the quick response.