Hi Doug,
you do have to remove the inetd.conf entry first (although from memory on
AIX systems this should be done via SMIT rather than by editing the file
directly.
If inetd is still listening on the port, your listener will not be able to
open it.
One way to avoid this issue is to start your new listener on a different
port number, and change the channel definition to use the new listener
port. If your channel is traversing firewalls this will be a problem as the
firewall rules will have to change to allow the new port.
All that having been said, you should not find any major differences
between the function of the inetd started channels vs the listener based
channels. The main issue at my site has been with channel exits which do
not cope correctly with the threaded channels in a channel pooling process.
We have to run that application using inetd based channels so that the
exits continue to work.
Regards,
Neil Casey
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I have a quick question. And I don't mean to spawn any preference issues
but, we have always configures our AIX boxes to start channels via
inetd.conf setting. I believe that that is being replaced as a
recommendation to use runmqlsr. A third party vendor is trying to deliver
code to us using JBOSS and running into problems. They are asking me to
start the listener via runmqlsr. I am willing to try anything but do I
need
to remove the entry in the inetd.conf file first? I don't have root
authority and I will have to get a sys admin to do that which is a longer
process.
Doug
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