An application server cannot shut down if a WebSphere MQ link sender channel is waiting for its disconnect interval to expire - Middleware News
If a WebSphere MQ
link sender channel does not have any messages to deliver, it waits
for its specified disconnect interval before timing out. If the application
server is shut down while a WebSphere MQ link sender channel
is in a wait state, the application server waits for the WebSphere MQ link sender channel to time
out before shutting down. A long disconnect interval might delay the
server shutdown.
If the application server shutdown is delayed
by a WebSphere MQ link sender channel in a wait
state, you have two options:
To reduce possible delays during application server shutdown,
you can specify a smaller value for the disconnect interval. Note
that a discount interval of 0 indicates an indefinite wait. For more
information about setting the disconnect interval for a WebSphere MQ
link sender channel, see Adding or modifying a WebSphere MQ link sender channel.- Attempt to put a message onto the transmission item stream for the WebSphere MQ link sender channel. Note that this might not take the channel out of its wait state if the application server shutdown is already in progress
- Force the termination of the application server process.
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