Re: Soap versus MQseries

2004-01-05 Thread Roberto Sanchez 
There are different concepts, SOAP is a protocol, MQSeries is a transport.

You can bind SOAP protocol to any transport (http, etc.) including
MQSeries.

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Hi all,

we are currently investigating the introduction of SOAP in our company,
application integration purposes and delevering services over the internet.
This because developers find it easy to use and it communicates over HTTP.

At the moment we are using Websphere MQseries to establish that.
I'm faces with the challenge to define company policies on when to use SOAP
and when to use MQ.
So I can use a lot of information on the subject.
Does anyone have ideas or is willing to share information with me.


Best regards,

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Re: mq xml batch program

2003-10-30 Thread Roberto Sanchez 
You can use the XML Extender in DB2 like a batch XML Parser.

Read the flat file, insert in several tables/columns, according the DTD,
and then SELECT this whith the XML clause.

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Hi all,
A developer has asked if there is any available code for a batch program
which reads a flat file on the mainframe and then writes it out in xml to
mq. This msg will be put to a sun server where a Java app will process it.
We dont have mq integrater at our site.Any pointers or suggestions are
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Re: LOADING MQ modules into LPA (Link Pack Area) OS390 v1.2

2003-03-20 Thread Roberto Sanchez 
SCSQANLE, SCSQANLU, SCSQLOAD ?.

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Rick,

Thanks, since posting I found some info in the Program Directory document
for v1.2 which indicates that all modules in library SCSQAUTH are reentrant
and can be placed in the LPA if desired.  This may be the performance
improvement we're looking for.

Nick

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If there are numerous I/O's to bring MQ modules in, then I would think they
would remain in storage.  If not, then it's possible that your OS needs
some tuning, e.g. more memory.

I don't recall if there are any docs that lists optional modules that are
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Hi,

On MQSeries OS390 v1.2 we have an application that is using DB2 stored
procedures running within WLM and which does continuous (and numerous) I/O
to MQSeries load modules.  Is it possible to put these MQSeries load
modules
into the LPA (Link Pack Area)?  We are on version 1.2, but we would also be
interested in knowing whether this is possible on more recent versions
since
we will be upgrading soon.

TIA,

Nick

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Re: S/390 MQS V2.1 to V5.3

2003-02-21 Thread Roberto Sanchez 
New headers Version 2 in OS/390.

Get with message-Id and Correl-ID full functionality in OS/390.

QManager DB2 dependant.

All existing apps supous to run ok.

(QManager 5.2 accepts headers from previos versions).

May be is good to check versions & compatibility of DB2 and CICS/ESA or TS,
version of COBOL/COPYS, actual triggers, channel inventory.

We going on the same path at May.

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We are currently running MQS V2.1 on a S/390 using z/OS V1.2 (soon to be
V1.4).  I plan to go from MQS V2.1 to Websphere MQ V5.3.

Anyone have any experiences doing that?  Am interested in ideas about the
best way to complete the task.

Thank you.
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Re: VisualStudio.NET

2002-11-16 Thread Roberto Sanchez 
Nothing official, I have only this 3 part initiative

http://www.kolban.com/mq/DotNET/

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Anyone out there using VisualStudio.NET, primarily VisualC++.NET with
MQSeries?

Does it work OK?

Is it supported by IBM?


Terry Fors
Acxiom MQ
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Re: MSMQ and MQSeries

2002-10-07 Thread Roberto Sanchez 

Microsoft has a bridge.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/his/bridbyb0_7ylo.asp

Handle with care.

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Are there products which allow these to competitiors to communicate with
each other?Something like a bridge?If so, does anyone have any
experiences running both - success, failure, admin challenges, etc?

TIA,
Larry LaChanse
The MONY Group

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Re: MQSeries and Linux

2002-09-20 Thread Roberto Sanchez 

I have 5.2 running in Suse 7.1 in a intel box.

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Hi There,
Will MQSeries 2.x or 3.x work with Linux?
Thanks
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MQSeries for UNIX, MQSeries for Linux, GUI Available ?

2002-08-29 Thread Roberto Sanchez 

Anyone know if MQ has some graphic interface on UNIX and LINUX  or all
still are command-line style, start, stop display, etc ?
MQExplorer for KDE ?, something like that ?, Third part GUIs?

Thank you.

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Re: VB, ActiveX and MQ Client connections

2002-08-01 Thread Roberto Sanchez 

The mqax200.dll (Activex Component of MQ) has some trouble with MQClient
and Remote QManagers, the native API via .BAS modules and declares works
better, the only issue is to set the compilation value MQTYPE, in 1 or 2,
at make time of VB.

Add to your VB proyect de .BAS modules that comes whith the product, for me
is the best way. Working good in VB and VC++.

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One of our developers is trying to create an ActiveX based client to
connect to an MQ server for bunch of our NT clients.

Unfortunately VB and ActiveX are the only technologies that I'm not capable
of using in an MQ world (just can't bring myself to do MS development,
shivers up the spine keep my hands from working properly.  :-)

Could someone in this group whose familiar with the ActiveX APIs help me
with a few questions.

1.  How does one connect an ActiveX based client to multiple MQ servers,
not concurrently, but they need to be able to connect to different ones
depending on how they are activated.

2.  What kinds of issues do we need to be on the lookout for while using
the ActiveX client?

3.  Is there any better documentation than the html pages for MQSeries for
Windows NT Using the Component Object Model Interface?


Thank you very much for any help you're able to offer.

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Re: MQ vs Connect Direct

2002-06-20 Thread Roberto Sanchez 

... designed as an e-mail system...?,

mqcommit, mqrollback, get(msgid), get(correlid), get(priority), mqalias,
model queues, triggers, channel priority, cluster managers, etc. etc, etc,
etc...

all of this is so more than an e-mail system.

Another option is consider Connect-Direct versus Tivoli Data Exchange (no
Tivoli framework required)

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Without some value-added functonality, MQSeries will lose.
Connect Direct was designed as  a file transfer system. MQSeries was
designed as an e-mail system. If you want head-to-head, look at
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I'm aware of the unfortunate misconception of MQ as a glorified and costly
FTP, but this is precisely the area in which it's being challenged -
Connect Direct is seen as a viable alternative when it's just a file
transfer role that's being considered. My question was then as a
head-to-head file transfer solution, what's the knock-out punch for MQ vs.
CD, if any?






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Connect Direct is a file transfer system... Why do you want to compare them
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Re: More Linux than MQ...

2002-06-03 Thread Roberto Sanchez 

Check /etc/ftpusers, you must NOT be here.

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Hello

I have downloaded MQClient for Linux from the web, and now I want to FTP it
over to my Linux box, but I keep getting "connection refused" (no matter
which side I try the FTP from) -- I can ping from
both machines but it seems port 21 is somehow disabled on the Linux box.

Does anybody know what needs to be set in the Linux machine to enable FTP?

I checked the /etc/services file and see port 21 is listed.

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Re: query on message size

2002-05-06 Thread Roberto Sanchez 

But your new QManager at 5.2 is now DB2-dependant ? (temporary queues).

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Upgrade to MQSeries Version 5.2.   Max message size is 100 MB.  Conversion
is almost transparent.

Tom Malone


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