A system administrator is assisting with the design of a new WebSphere Message Broker V8.0
application that communicates with SAP and needs to be highly available. The WebSphere Message
Broker topology is a 2 node active/active configuration. What additional steps does the system
administrator need to take to make SAP highly available to the WebSphere Message Broker
application?
A.
In SAP, set the Transaction ID (TID) setting for the connection from the 2 broker host IP addresses
as highly available.
B.
Implement a MQ Cluster for the 2 broker queue managers and create a clustered Transaction ID
(TID) data store queue.
C.
Add a Transaction ID (TID) data store queue to each broker queue manager and configure the two
.inadapters using a SAPConnectorconfigurable service.
D.
Add an additional High Availability queue manager with a queue to store Transaction ID (TID) data
and configure the two .inadapters using aSAPConnector configurable service.