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From: Bill A Lee/CanWest/IBM <blee2@CA.IBM.COM>
Subject: Official MQSeries Compatibility Statement?
Does anyone happen to know where I can find a more-or-less official,
written statement regarding the compatibility of various versions of
MQSeries?
The specific products are OS/390 v2.1 communicating with HP-UX v2.21 and
HP-UX v5.0. I've searched through IBM manuals and websites, but no luck so
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Subject: Re: does MQSI v202 still suffer from the stack overflow 'feature'?
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It's still there. As best I can tell, it is inherent in the product
design. In other words, the movement from node to node is done by
calling a function. Rollback is simply unwinding the call stack.
Randy Crowder
--- Erik Deer <edeer@METLIFE.COM> wrote:
> Tony,
>
> Are you referring to what we saw here with the POC flow that we
> created?
>
> Erik
>
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>
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> "tony madden" <mqclient@HOTMAIL.COM>@AKH-WIEN.AC.AT> on 07/31/2001
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> Subject: does MQSI v202 still suffer from the stack overflow
> 'feature'?
>
> I don't have access to MQSI right now, so I thought I'd ask...
>
> does MQSI v202 have the same stack overflow problem seen in previous
> versions of MQSI v2?
> The problem occurred in flows which included a loop (intentional or
> not !
> ).
> After the processing flow had passed thru 500 to 700 consecutive
> nodes the
> relevant execution group would blow up with stack overflow.
> I guess the same problem would occur in a ridiculously huge (500+
> nodes)
> linear flow.
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Subject: Re: MQ Series and BMC
Hi,
I am using BMC monitor my two queue managers (ver 5.1) under Sun Solaris
2.6 with Sun Cluster Configuration.
BMC monitor queue, Channel and more. Qdepth will show you "the number of
message waiting", But Qdepth show you more like: you can define threshold
value to activate Warning/Alarm msg and trigger Recovery Action and so on.
I guess your current BMC not configure MQ agent yet as BMC process
monitoring is enough to tell you if a MQ process is running on a particular
server.
How to doing BMC monitoring MQ queue, please read MQ documentation, I am
not sure which part you are more interested in.
Thanks
Anhui
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From: mailto:TMAY@AMFAM.COM]">May, Timothy M [ mailto:TMAY@AMFAM.COM]
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Subject: MQ Series and BMC
Hello,
Has anyone used BMC Patrol to monitor queues and the number of messages
waiting? If so, how are you doing it? We currently use BMC to inform
us if a MQ process isn't running on a particular server, but not to
actually monitor the queues. I'd really appreciate any words of wisdom.
Thanks,
Tim May
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Subject: amqsputc works ok, but amqsput get a 2059 - RESOLUTION
SC,
Thank-you for your suggestion - it worked !!
Cheers,
Tim Clarke,
MQSupport Pty. Ltd.
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Tim, try this one. I don't guarantee it will work. I had this problem
before and it was extremely hard to solve. Just in case you are facing the
same problem.
Do a global search on your whole harddisk and look for any amq*.dll not
residing in the MQSeries directory, esp under WINNT and it's subdir. Remove
them or just rename it to amq*.dxx or something and try again.
Let me know if it works.
Sc
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Subject: amqsputc works ok, but amqsput get a 2059 - more info
Hi All,
To clarify a few points, the following is happening :-
amqsput is failing,
amqsput SYSTEM.DEFAULT.LOCAL.QUEUE MQENFP84
>Sample AMQSPUT0 start
>MQCONN ended with reason 2059
however amqsputc is OK,
amqsputc SYSTEM.DEFAULT.LOCAL.QUEUE MQENFP84
>Sample AMQSPUT0 start
>target queue is SYSTEM.DEFAULT.LOCAL.QUEUE
>TEST1
>
>Sample AMQSPUT0 end
Cheers,
Tim Clarke,
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amqsputc ist for the client version, amqsput for the server version. Do
you have client and server on the same maschine? Additional, for the
Client you need a Client Connection Table, und a SRVCHANNEL.
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> SC,
>
> Thank-you for your suggestion - it worked !!
>
> Cheers,
>
> Tim Clarke,
> MQSupport Pty. Ltd.
>
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> Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2001 22:59:50 +0800
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> Subject: Re: amqsputc works ok, but amqsput get a 2059 - more info
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> Tim, try this one. I don't guarantee it will work. I had this
problem
> before and it was extremely hard to solve. Just in case you are
facing the
> same problem.
>
> Do a global search on your whole harddisk and look for any amq*.dll
not
> residing in the MQSeries directory, esp under WINNT and it's subdir.
Remove
> them or just rename it to amq*.dxx or something and try again.
>
> Let me know if it works.
>
> Sc
> -----Original Message-----
> From: MQSeries List [ mailto:MQSERIES@AKH-WIEN.AC.AT]On Behalf Of Tim
Clarke
> Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 7:53 AM
> To: MQSERIES@AKH-WIEN.AC.AT
> Subject: amqsputc works ok, but amqsput get a 2059 - more info
>
>
> Hi All,
>
> To clarify a few points, the following is happening :-
>
> amqsput is failing,
>
> amqsput SYSTEM.DEFAULT.LOCAL.QUEUE MQENFP84
> >Sample AMQSPUT0 start
> >MQCONN ended with reason 2059
>
> however amqsputc is OK,
>
> amqsputc SYSTEM.DEFAULT.LOCAL.QUEUE MQENFP84
> >Sample AMQSPUT0 start
> >target queue is SYSTEM.DEFAULT.LOCAL.QUEUE
> >TEST1
> >
> >Sample AMQSPUT0 end
>
> Cheers,
>
> Tim Clarke,
> MQSupport Pty. Ltd.
>
>
>
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Christopher
I'm not using WebSphere, I'm using BEA WebLogic. The strange thing is it seems to
work intermittently.
Christopher Frank wrote:
> Stephen,
>
> >>>Where can I find ujc.jar and ejs.jar - they are not in my MA88
> distribution.
>
> They are shipped with WebSphere.
>
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Hi,
bad news I am afraid. I believe that MQ V5.0 - support ended for
distrubuted patforms (ie. HP, AIX, Solaris, and NT ) ended 31/01/2001.
Support for MQ v2.1 on HP probably ended ages before that. Not sure about
the os390 though. You can find out officially what is still supported by
going to this url
http://www-4.ibm.com/software/ts/mqseries/platforms/supported.html
good luck.
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Subject: Official MQSeries Compatibility Statement?
Does anyone happen to know where I can find a more-or-less official,
written statement regarding the compatibility of various versions of
MQSeries?
The specific products are OS/390 v2.1 communicating with HP-UX v2.21 and
HP-UX v5.0. I've searched through IBM manuals and websites, but no luck so
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B.Jaya,
Sorry, there is no such option while putting a message. You will have to
look at disabling the recipients ability of doing a destructive read on the
target Queue where the message resides. MQOPEN queue with Browse option or
only give them access to an Alias Queue.
If it were possible to put a message with browse to prevent Users getting
destructively the message, then MQ would have to allow you to specify the
Users who could get message destructively, else nobody could ever get the
message off the queue.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Gerry Woods
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Subject: Putting Message only for Browse
Hi all,
I want to put a message into the Queue where the
other end (While Getting) user should be able to
browse only and not able to destroy(get Option) the
message from the queue.That means is there any put
option in the message header where i can set that
other users can only browse and not get(destroy
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Has any body tried this option? If yes please let me
know that.
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Hi all,
I noticed on Sun Solaris 2.7, that when you define a QMGR
eg.QUEUE.MANAGER_USAGE.EXT, the MQS.ini entry for the directory looks as
follows:
Directory=QUEUE!MANAGER_USAGE!EXT.
Question, anybody out there knows why it substitutes the !(exclamation) for a
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From: Pete Moir <Peter.Moir@BANKOFAMERICA.COM>
Subject: 2035 problems on NT
I'm afraid I'm used to OS/390 and not an NT person so I wonder if someone
can tell me what I'm doing wrong here....
I have MQ v5.2 on an NT server, I have set up a local group on the server.
I have added my userid to the group.
I have then issued setmqaut commands to grant allmqi authorisations to the
group over the queue manager and the queues I want to use.
If I display the groups authorisations for the qmgr and queues it shows
everything as I require it.
However, when I run amqsputc from my client (NT, v5.2, different machine) I
get a 2035 (not authorised).
I ran a trace on the client and found this is on the MQCONN call. I've even
specifically granted my own userid connection authorisation over the queue
manager but still get the 2035 on the CONN.
I've refreshed security / refreshed the queue manager even re-booted the
server but to no avail.
What else do I have to do ??
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Bank of America, UK.
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Steven,
>>>I'm not using WebSphere, I'm using BEA WebLogic.
>>>The strange thing is it seems to work intermittently.
Yes, I realize you are using WebLogic. But if you are using MA88 as your
JMS implementation then WebSphere 3.5.3 is required for JTA/XA support. You
do not have XA support using MA88 standalone. WebLogic might provide some
mechanism to enable XA support with MA88, I don't know of one, however. The
white paper reference was suggested as a guide to what pieces would be
required with WebSphere, you of course would have to adapt it to
WebLogic-speak.
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From: Paul Clarke <paulg_clarke@UK.IBM.COM>
Subject: Re: MQSeries Directory in MQS.ini
>Hi all,
>I noticed on Sun Solaris 2.7, that when you define a QMGR
>eg.QUEUE.MANAGER_USAGE.EXT, the MQS.ini entry for the directory looks as
>follows:
>Directory=QUEUE!MANAGER_USAGE!EXT.
>Question, anybody out there knows why it substitutes the !(exclamation)
for a
>.(full stop)?
Emile,
This happens because our need to support different filesystems with
different limitations. There are a set of characters that we do not want to
use in filenames and/or directories. '.' is one of them. This is because on
some filesystems the '.' character has special meaning, FAT for example.
There are many other reasons why we might need to change the name of the
directory to something other than the Queue Manager name. For example, the
Queue Manager name is longer than the filesystem supports or the directory
we would naturally like to use already exists.
When you issue CRTMQM the Queue Manager 'mangles' the Queue Manager name to
construct the file name and stores the name it chose in the MQS.INI file.
The bottom line is that you should never assume that the name of the
directory is ALWAYS the same as the Queue Manager name. Sometimes, that
just isn't possible.
Cheers,
Paul.
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From: Emile Kearns <emile.kearns@CITICORP.COM>
Subject: Re: MQSeries Directory in MQS.ini
Thanks Paul.
Emile M Kearns
MQSERIES CERTIFIED SPECIALIST
Citibank N.A., 2nd Floor South, Riverdale House, 68 Molesworth Street,
Lewisham, London SE13 7EU, United Kingdom
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Sent: 01, August , 2001 12:17
To: MQSERIES
Subject: Re: MQSeries Directory in MQS.ini
>Hi all,
>I noticed on Sun Solaris 2.7, that when you define a QMGR
>eg.QUEUE.MANAGER_USAGE.EXT, the MQS.ini entry for the directory looks as
>follows:
>Directory=QUEUE!MANAGER_USAGE!EXT.
>Question, anybody out there knows why it substitutes the !(exclamation)
for a
>.(full stop)?
Emile,
This happens because our need to support different filesystems with
different limitations. There are a set of characters that we do not want to
use in filenames and/or directories. '.' is one of them. This is because on
some filesystems the '.' character has special meaning, FAT for example.
There are many other reasons why we might need to change the name of the
directory to something other than the Queue Manager name. For example, the
Queue Manager name is longer than the filesystem supports or the directory
we would naturally like to use already exists.
When you issue CRTMQM the Queue Manager 'mangles' the Queue Manager name to
construct the file name and stores the name it chose in the MQS.INI file.
The bottom line is that you should never assume that the name of the
directory is ALWAYS the same as the Queue Manager name. Sometimes, that
just isn't possible.
Cheers,
Paul.
Paul G Clarke
WebSphere MQ Development
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From: "Yvette Carroll (Financial IQ)" <YCarroll@FINANCIALIQ.NET>
Subject: Re: 2035 problems on NT
Which user ID is it checking? Is it the signed on ID at the client, or do
you
have an MCA user entered into the channel definition?
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From: mailto:Peter.Moir@BANKOFAMERICA.COM]">Pete Moir [ mailto:Peter.Moir@BANKOFAMERICA.COM]
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 1:02 PM
To: MQSERIES@AKH-WIEN.AC.AT
Subject: 2035 problems on NT
I'm afraid I'm used to OS/390 and not an NT person so I wonder if someone
can tell me what I'm doing wrong here....
I have MQ v5.2 on an NT server, I have set up a local group on the server.
I have added my userid to the group.
I have then issued setmqaut commands to grant allmqi authorisations to the
group over the queue manager and the queues I want to use.
If I display the groups authorisations for the qmgr and queues it shows
everything as I require it.
However, when I run amqsputc from my client (NT, v5.2, different machine) I
get a 2035 (not authorised).
I ran a trace on the client and found this is on the MQCONN call. I've even
specifically granted my own userid connection authorisation over the queue
manager but still get the 2035 on the CONN.
I've refreshed security / refreshed the queue manager even re-booted the
server but to no avail.
What else do I have to do ??
Pete Moir,
Bank of America, UK.
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From: Pete Moir <Peter.Moir@BANKOFAMERICA.COM>
Subject: Re: 2035 problems on NT
It's the signed on userid of the client.
The MCAUserid on the svrconn channel I'm using is blank.
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From: mailto:YCarroll@FINANCIALIQ.NET]">Yvette Carroll (Financial IQ) [ mailto:YCarroll@FINANCIALIQ.NET]
Sent: 01 August 2001 12:59
To: MQSERIES@AKH-WIEN.AC.AT
Subject: Re: 2035 problems on NT
Which user ID is it checking? Is it the signed on ID at the client, or do
you
have an MCA user entered into the channel definition?
-----Original Message-----
From: mailto:Peter.Moir@BANKOFAMERICA.COM]">Pete Moir [ mailto:Peter.Moir@BANKOFAMERICA.COM]
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 1:02 PM
To: MQSERIES@AKH-WIEN.AC.AT
Subject: 2035 problems on NT
I'm afraid I'm used to OS/390 and not an NT person so I wonder if someone
can tell me what I'm doing wrong here....
I have MQ v5.2 on an NT server, I have set up a local group on the server.
I have added my userid to the group.
I have then issued setmqaut commands to grant allmqi authorisations to the
group over the queue manager and the queues I want to use.
If I display the groups authorisations for the qmgr and queues it shows
everything as I require it.
However, when I run amqsputc from my client (NT, v5.2, different machine) I
get a 2035 (not authorised).
I ran a trace on the client and found this is on the MQCONN call. I've even
specifically granted my own userid connection authorisation over the queue
manager but still get the 2035 on the CONN.
I've refreshed security / refreshed the queue manager even re-booted the
server but to no avail.
What else do I have to do ??
Pete Moir,
Bank of America, UK.
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From: Emile Kearns <emile.kearns@CITICORP.COM>
Subject: Re: 2035 problems on NT
Hi
Look at the MCAUSER parameter of the channel(I assume SVRCONN channel).
Emile M Kearns
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Sent: 01, August , 2001 12:02
To: MQSERIES
Subject: 2035 problems on NT
I'm afraid I'm used to OS/390 and not an NT person so I wonder if someone
can tell me what I'm doing wrong here....
I have MQ v5.2 on an NT server, I have set up a local group on the server.
I have added my userid to the group.
I have then issued setmqaut commands to grant allmqi authorisations to the
group over the queue manager and the queues I want to use.
If I display the groups authorisations for the qmgr and queues it shows
everything as I require it.
However, when I run amqsputc from my client (NT, v5.2, different machine) I
get a 2035 (not authorised).
I ran a trace on the client and found this is on the MQCONN call. I've even
specifically granted my own userid connection authorisation over the queue
manager but still get the 2035 on the CONN.
I've refreshed security / refreshed the queue manager even re-booted the
server but to no avail.
What else do I have to do ??
Pete Moir,
Bank of America, UK.
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From: Deiter Scott <SDEITER@HANOVERDIRECT.COM>
Subject: Re: 2035 problems on NT
We had problems of this sort. The Client ID was logged on to the domain in
the network
Trying to use the userid within the local server.
The "SID' did not match because NT puts the domain name in the SID.
Of course this did not show in the error messy ages.
To correct this we had the user on the client logon to there on userid local
to the machine.
From Scott Deiter
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snip
I'm afraid I'm used to OS/390 and not an NT person so I wonder if
someone
can tell me what I'm doing wrong here....
I have MQ v5.2 on an NT server, I have set up a local group on the
server.
I have added my userid to the group.
I have then issued setmqaut commands to grant allmqi authorisations
to the
group over the queue manager and the queues I want to use.
If I display the groups authorisations for the qmgr and queues it
shows
everything as I require it.
However, when I run amqsputc from my client (NT, v5.2, different
machine) I
get a 2035 (not authorised).
I ran a trace on the client and found this is on the MQCONN call.
I've even
specifically granted my own userid connection authorisation over the
queue
manager but still get the 2035 on the CONN.
I've refreshed security / refreshed the queue manager even re-booted
the
server but to no avail.
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Subject: Re: 2035 problems on NT
Try adding your User id in the MCAUSER field of Svrconn within single quotes
in lower case.
R
Dhavala
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From: Pete Moir
Date: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 08:36:31 AM
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Subject: Re: 2035 problems on NT
It's the signed on userid of the client.
The MCAUserid on the svrconn channel I'm using is blank.
-----Original Message-----
From: mailto:YCarroll@FINANCIALIQ.NET]">Yvette Carroll (Financial IQ) [ mailto:YCarroll@FINANCIALIQ.NET]
Sent: 01 August 2001 12:59
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Subject: Re: 2035 problems on NT
Which user ID is it checking? Is it the signed on ID at the client, or do
you
have an MCA user entered into the channel definition?
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Subject: 2035 problems on NT
I'm afraid I'm used to OS/390 and not an NT person so I wonder if someone
can tell me what I'm doing wrong here....
I have MQ v5.2 on an NT server, I have set up a local group on the server.
I have added my userid to the group.
I have then issued setmqaut commands to grant allmqi authorisations to the
group over the queue manager and the queues I want to use.
If I display the groups authorisations for the qmgr and queues it shows
everything as I require it.
However, when I run amqsputc from my client (NT, v5.2, different machine) I
get a 2035 (not authorised).
I ran a trace on the client and found this is on the MQCONN call. I've even
specifically granted my own userid connection authorisation over the queue
manager but still get the 2035 on the CONN.
I've refreshed security / refreshed the queue manager even re-booted the
server but to no avail.
What else do I have to do ??
Pete Moir,
Bank of America, UK.
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Fellow MQers,
After we upgraded our MQ on the NT server to 5.2 we're experiencing very
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Peter,
I have seen this before. Although the MCAUSER appears blank it
actually contains unprintable characters introduced when the SVRCONN channel
was defined.
Issue al ALTER CHANNEL(your svrconn channel name) CHLTYPE(SVRCONN) MCAUSER('
')
and gie it another whirl.
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>After we upgraded our MQ on the NT server to 5.2 we're experiencing very
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According to me it is a full release. It only works on NT and W2K
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You don't specify platform, but my guess is it is Windows 2000. MQSeries
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After we upgraded our MQ on the NT server to 5.2, we've experienced very
substantial performance degradation. Has anyone experienced the same
problem? If you have, how do you resolve this problem ? We don't want to
regress to MQ 5.1.
We also have some performance problem with large messages (37K+) even though
we've followed IBM's recommendation to tune the system. We understand
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Your valuable input will be greatly appreciated.
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Sorry for not defining the platform, it is AS400... So would the 5.2.1
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Can a java application written to use the JMS interface interface (send
messages to) a MQSeries C++ client and vice-versa? We see this as a
possible significant advantage of the MQSeries JMS implementations versus
other implementations. Can it be done?
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Tim McClure [ < mailto:Tim.McClure@CASI-RUSCO.COM>
mailto:Tim.McClure@CASI-RUSCO.COM] said:
> Can a java application written to use the JMS interface
> interface (send messages to) a MQSeries C++ client and
> vice-versa? We see this as a possible significant
> advantage of the MQSeries JMS implementations versus
> other implementations. Can it be done?
Of course. Any MQ client application can send/receive messages to any other
MQ application. JMS or Java has little to do with it.
However, if in the JMS object definitions you do not specify that the target
client is a non-JMS aware client, the sender (JMS) will use the RFH2 header
to store the JMS property values in the message's "header". Otherwise
send/receiving between JMS based clients and C/C++ clients is a
no-brainer... We do it all the time here. Check out the "MQSeries Using Java
PDF" (csqzaw07.pdf), for more information on how MQ maps fields.
tonyB.
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<DIV><FONT face=Verdana color=#0000ff size=2>Tim McClure [</FONT><A
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size=2>> Can a java application written to use the JMS interface<BR>>
interface (send messages to) a MQSeries C++ client and<BR>> vice-versa?
We see this as a possible significant<BR>> advantage of the MQSeries JMS
implementations versus<BR>> other implementations. Can it be
done?<BR><BR>Of course. Any MQ client application can send/receive messages to
any other MQ application. JMS or Java has little to do with it.
</FONT></FONT></DIV>
<P><FONT face=Verdana color=#0000ff size=2>However, if in the JMS object
definitions you do not specify that the target client is a non-JMS aware client,
the sender (JMS) will use the RFH2 header to store the JMS property values in
the message's "header". Otherwise send/receiving between JMS based clients and
C/C++ clients is a no-brainer... We do it all the time here. Check out the
"MQSeries Using Java PDF" (csqzaw07.pdf), for more information on how MQ maps
fields.<BR><BR><BR>tonyB.</FONT><FONT face=Verdana color=#0000ff>
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From: Renato Zancoper <renato.zancoper@CPM.COM.BR>
Subject: MQ for UnixWare
Hi all,
Has anyone experienced with MQ for UnixWare(v.2.1.2)
I was looking at IBM site and I find that who makes MQ for UnixWare is
Willow Technologies. Is it full compatible with the others Unix versions
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We are planning to connect Avaya (Lucent) 'Talkers' to Mainframe with
MQ. Has anyone done it yet???
Thanks in advance.
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Subject: Re: MQ for NT 5.2 performance problem
Comments: cc: "Chenini, Mohamed" <MCHENINI@GEICO.com>,
Middleware <Middleware@EXCHANGE.GEICO.com>
Sorry about not being specific. The problem is when we do MQPUT and MQGET
with no other logic from the MQ 52 NT server to the mainframe MQ (either
with 5.2 or 2.1 version) we consistantly get a much slower response time.
We're using sending and receiving channels. The result is also consistent
regardless of message size. Thanks. Jane
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From: mailto:paulg_clarke@UK.IBM.COM]">Paul Clarke [ mailto:paulg_clarke@UK.IBM.COM]
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>After we upgraded our MQ on the NT server to 5.2 we're experiencing very
>substantial performance degradation. Does anyone have the same problem?
If
>you do, how do you solve the performance problem?
Jane & Mohamed.
Can you be a little more specific. What operation do you see the
degradation in ?
Cheers,
P.
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Subject: Re: MQ Java Interface or JMS interface
Jerry,
>>>We are on the way to decide which is better Java
>>>interface to MQ or JMS interface (using MQ behind
>>>the JMS)? Please comment on the pros/cons.
JMS pros:
1) JMS is generally seen as easier to use (although this is subjective).
2) JMS is an open standard, while the Java API is specific to MQSeries.
Benefits of this are:
- Investment protection, both in skills and application code.
- Availability of people skilled in JMS application programming possibly
greater than that for MQSeries alone.
- The ability to plug in different JMS implementations to fit different
requirements
3) There are additional features that are supported by JMS that are not
present in the MQ Java classes, such as:
- Message selectors
- Direct support for publish/subscribe
- Structured message classes
- JTA/XA support (with WebSphere V3.5.3)
JMS cons:
1) JMS is built using the MQ Java classes, so there is a performance
penalty.
2) JMS appends an additional header (an RFH2), which non-JMS partners have
to handle manually.
3) Not all MQSeries features are included in the JMS spec.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Christopher Frank
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Tim,
>>>Can a java application written to use the JMS
>>>interface interface (send messages to) a MQSeries
>>>C++ client and vice-versa? We see this as a
>>>possible significant advantage of the MQSeries
>>>JMS implementations versus other implementations.
Absolutely. And yes, it is a significant advantage of MQSeries.
Regards,
Christopher Frank
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>>>
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>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>>
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> JMS cons:
> 1) JMS is built using the MQ Java classes, so
> there is a performance penalty.
And I would certainly concur with this statement. We recently junked all of
our JMS code and reverted back to the MQ Java interface because the JMS
performance was simply abysmal.
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<DIV><FONT face=Verdana color=#0000ff><FONT size=2>> JMS
cons:<BR></FONT><FONT size=2><FONT face="Lucida Console" color=#000000>> 1)
JMS is built using the MQ Java classes, so<BR>> there is a performance
penalty.<BR></FONT><BR>And I would certainly concur with this statement. We
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because the JMS performance was simply abysmal.</FONT></FONT></DIV>
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From: "Kulbir S. Thind" <Kulbir.S.Thind@GSK.COM>
Subject: MQSI Stack Overflow
Hi,
We have just hit a problem during preliminary performance testing of one of
our message flows. We have a message flow which batches up records and
creates an output message. The message flow uses a series of nodes in a
loop to perform the batching and transformation of the message before the
output message can be created. It appears that if we send a large batch of
records through this message flow we hit problems with MQSI. The following
problem is logged within the Windows NT Event Viewer:
( XBRE_NTX_BD1.Temp_01 ) Broker process terminating abnormally (stack full):
diagnostic information for IBM 'Process Id 209, Thread Id 1d7 -- Stack Overflow at 0x0C1D0EFA -- '.
A broker process is terminating abnormally because its stack is full. For execution group
processes, this may be caused by message flows containing loops or more than 500 nodes in series.
Otherwise the following information will be required when contacting IBM: 'Process Id 209, Thread Id 1d7 --
Stack Overflow at 0x0C1D0EFA -- '.
We are using the following configuration/setup:
WindowsNT 4 SP6A
MQSI 2.0.2
MQSeries 5.2 CSD1
Its possible (haven't calculated this yet) that the message flow when batching this particular batch of records needs to loop and in the process has
to use 500 nodes
in series. Does anyone know if this is a bug within MQSI? Is there a way of increasing the stack? Is this a documented limitation of MQSI? Any
assistance would be
greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance....
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Hello Renato,
We have an application using the Unixware client to connect to 5.1 MQMs
(both NT and AIX)
Once we got by the normal client problems in development & testing, they
have be as stable as the IBM supported versions of the client.
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Hi all,
Has anyone experienced with MQ for UnixWare(v.2.1.2)
I was looking at IBM site and I find that who makes MQ for UnixWare is
Willow Technologies. Is it full compatible with the others Unix versions
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Message-ID: <NEBBLBKEMEBFNEJMDHCBMEEACEAA.swagh@financialoxygen.com>
Date: Wed, 1 Aug 2001 12:09:03 -0700
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From: Shirish Wagh <swagh@FINANCIALOXYGEN.COM>
Subject: Re: Duplicate messages !!!
In-Reply-To: <H000148b04ca2ed6@MHS>
what do u mean by nuts!!!!!
peanuts or Kidneybeans
-----Original Message-----
From: mailto:MQSERIES@AKH-WIEN.AC.AT]On Behalf Of Piyush">MQSeries List [ mailto:MQSERIES@AKH-WIEN.AC.AT]On Behalf Of Piyush
Bhardwaj
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Subject: Duplicate messages !!!
Importance: High
I am receiving duplicate messages.
Does any one else is also receiving duplicate messages??
I wonder is it listserver again going nuts??
cheers,
Piyush
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From: "Gorse, Darry" <Darry_Gorse@AFCC.COM>
Subject: Re: Duplicate messages !!!
Are you sure that you are on the correct listserver? MQSeries assures "once
only delivery" :-)
Cheers,
Darry
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bhardwaj, Piyush (CITIC)
> Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 1:45 PM
> To: MQSERIES@AKH-WIEN.AC.AT
> Subject: Duplicate messages !!!
> Importance: High
>
> I am receiving duplicate messages.
> Does any one else is also receiving duplicate messages??
> I wonder is it listserver again going nuts??
>
> cheers,
>
>
> Piyush
>
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Date: Wed, 1 Aug 2001 15:27:44 -0400
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From: "Saar, Andrew" <ASaar@GAPAC.COM>
Subject: Copy directories
Why can't I install MQ on one HP-UX box and then just copy the directories /opt/mqm and /var/mqm from one to the other? I tried this and it mostly works, I am just getting weird messages about :
MQSeries was unable to open a message catalog to display an error message for
Any ideas?
Andrew
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Subject: Duplicate messages !!!
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I am receiving duplicate messages.
Does any one else is also receiving duplicate messages??
I wonder is it listserver again going nuts??
cheers,
Piyush
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From: "Chris A. Dahl" <Chris_Dahl@NOTES.MDOR.STATE.MN.US>
Subject: Re: Copy directories
Andrew,
I believe it's because MQ creates quite a few links when it is installed.
Links do not copy well (or at all for that matter). I think your only
choices
are to copy and follow links or copy and not follow links. Either way, you
do not end up with the same directory structure as the original.
Chris Dahl
CAD Consulting
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Why can't I install MQ on one HP-UX box and then just copy the directories
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