Gaurav
Suppose your applications use the information locally, like for a triggered
application, then you can consider putting a file name and path in this
field and let the triggered application access that file to get the data
you want to pass to it. You can certainly have many such files, each
contains specific data as you need. Just an idea.
cheers,
Benjamin F. Zhou
Technical Specialist
Enterprise Application Integration
Mercedes-Benz USA
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Sounds like you have some application data to pass around. Application data
belongs in the message buffer. There is no other field in the MQMD for
this,
other than the 32 bytes in the ApplicationIDData field (which by the way
can't bet set by JMS apps).
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According to MQ documents, 'Application Identity Data' field can be used
by apps to set information, if required. By default this field allows
only 32 characters, is there a way to increase the size of this field??
Or is there any other header property which can be used to set
information upto 100 characters?
We are using 5.3csd5 queue manager version and our apps are using mqi
api's for java.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Gaurav Mittal
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