Re: Revisited: 4MB probelm on Solaris

2002-09-30 Thread Nigel Phelan

Even if you havn't had the problem, it would be great to get confirmed
that someone have succeeded to send 4MB messages using JMS to attach
to a Solaris queue manager - binding mode or tcpip mode.

Johan
  I assume you have checked that the default 4Mb message size limits
have been overridden:

1) On the queue manager itself
2) On the server connection end of your channel
3) On the client connection end of your channel

I believe all three are required to make this work.

Nigel



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Revisited: 4MB probelm on Solaris

2002-09-27 Thread Johan Eltes

We have reach a dead end in our search for the problem.
IBM has been working for ages on it, well - 72 hours - without finding
anything. I someone from from the JMS hursley team  on the list?

The problem is that we fail to send messages large than 3 MB to a
queues on a Solaris box from JMS client running on a W2K box. When we
send the message to queue on a w2k box, it works like a charm. In both
cases, we use the java client access method (tcp/ip server channel),
although in the case of w2k queues, the queue manager and the client
are on the same host. When we use the standard mq api from a c program,
it works well to send messages also to the queue on the Sun box. So the
problem seem to be related to using the java api or JMS on top of the
Java api. We use a JMS ByteMessage.

Even if you havn't had the problem, it would be great to get confirmed
that someone have succeeded to send 4MB messages using JMS to attach
to a Solaris queue manager - binding mode or tcpip mode.

/johan

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