You may be interested in the announcement at
http://www.ibmlink.ibm.com/usalets&parms=H_202-074
with particular reference to the bits about SSL.
Regards,
James.
Wesley Shaw wrote:
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That class is in connector.jar. Make sure you have connector.jar and com.ibm.mq.jar in the classpath. If you get into JMS you need some others too, I think providerutil.jar ??? and mqjms.jar ???
On Windows I have encountered an interesting problem where the classes don't all install properly
Hi,
You must set the following variables of the MQEnvironment class:
e.g.
MQEnvironment.channel = "CHAN1";
MQEnvironment.hostname="192.168.10.12";
MQEnvironment.port = 1414;
later
Roger...
At 11:54 AM 7/11/2002, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have developed a stand alone application using t
Update:
There have been some issues with users connecting locally (binding mode)
using MQ Visual Edit.
Binding mode refers to connecting to a local queue manager WITHOUT
specifying Channel Name, Hostname and Port #.
If you want to connect to a local queue manager using binding mode then the
fol
Hello all,
in order to achieve 'automatic' MQ client failover in case of a queue
manager failure, one can define multiple channels in a client channel table
file and handle 2009 return codes by just re-connecting to the next entry
with the same queue manager (alias) name in the table file.
Now, m
Just as a final comment, the trace we sent to IBM showed that
the reason this huge memory was being allocated was due to
a setting in the qmstatus.ini file :
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MQ V5.2 uses this field to allocate the appropriate memory
the next time the queue manager is started. When w
I just got back in from and upgrade and just followed up on this discussion.
I just have one thing to say. What IBM guy was over medicated the day he was
coding this little GEM in the MQSeries channel listener They must have
put the stuff in ALL the coolers at Hursely that day!! Are they kiddi
Title: RE: how to cleanly removed a crampy cluster on NT/2k?
Hi Garry,
thanks for pointing it out. I got different messages. But anyway, it doesn't work either. I eventually run the command:
reset cluster(my_cluster) qmname(to_be_removed_qmgr) action(forceremove).
the event msg dissappeare
We are doing a proof of concept project with Application Center. From what I
understand one of the requirements for the Application Center Load Balancing
is a stateless application. You may have to switch from a request/reply
model to a send/receive model where the state information for the
transa
How can a VB program account for GMT in the message object's PutDateTime
property? On the mainframe there are functions I can call that tell me if
GMT is observed, and if so, what is the offset..
On Windows, using VB COM components, the message PutDateTime property
returns the time using GMT. I c
Has anyone gotten application load-balancing to work in a Windows
COM+/Application Center world? I'm thinking of a request/reply scenario,
where the replytoqueuemanager name is filled in dynamically, but the
application could be swapped between two machines..
Its hard for me to get a handle on th
Hi Neil,
Know what? Till now all the things we were trying on the local machine was
through terminal server service. I went to the physical machine and tried
out creating the queue manager there and there everything is OK. It is only
when I try running these commands through terminal sevices that
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Java can,
for example
System.getProperty("user.name");
This is just not the way how MQSeries classes for Java works. In fact, that MCA user
name per se does not provide any security -- one has to authenticate the name passed
in the Exit to decide if s/he wants to trust it.
Pavel
"However, if you don't, Java cannot determine the signed on userid... "
Why? Is this just the way JAVA is? Or is there a way to configure your JAVA
environment so that it can get the ID?
Peter Potkay
IBM MQSeries Certified Specialist, Developer
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-Original Message-
If you provide a userid (specified within the Java program itself) it will
be checked. However, if you don't, Java cannot determine the signed on
userid and so passes nothing to the server. In this case, the listener has
to either reject the channel start request or simply let it through. IBM
c
Did you make sure that the connection.jar was in your class path?
Cheers,
Darry
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From: Bushra Mohammad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2002 10:54 AM
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Subject: Running a stand alone MQ Java client application
Hi,
I have develop
Hi Paul,
Right, these queue managers were created using the Terminal server session.
Regards
Aby
-Original Message-
From: Paul Meekin
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 7/11/02 7:39 AM
Subject: Re: Queue manager not connecting through MQExplorer(local) but
connecting remotely thru MQExplorer
I have a question. How does the JAVA client application bypass the security
checking on the server. If the svrconn channel has blanks in the MCAUSER
attribute doesn't the server have to authenticate the userid in the message
against the server. We have JAVA apps here and that seems the way they
pe
Hi,
I have developed a stand alone application using the Ma88 support pac.
The documentation says I can run the application as a client application if
it uses TCP/IP connectivity to connect to the MQ Server.
But when I try to run the java application on a windows NT PC, that has Ma88
installed an
You could try support pac MS0G... That's if you can get it to work. I been
trying to and have not been able to get past.
An error occurred whilst converting CHECK
correlid:java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException: Cp850
An error occurred whilst reading the message
buffer:java.io.UnsupportedEncodingExc
Title: how to cleanly removed a crampy cluster on NT/2k?
Hi all,
after repeatedly encountering problems with clustering on NT/2k, we decided to get rid of it and use distributed queuing instead.
I followed all the steps in the manual to remove qmgrs from the cluster, and did everything from
Bill,
I recently discovered a "limitation" with client security on the
distributed platforms, not sure if it applies to OS/390 but I wouldn't be at
all suprised.
When a client attaches through the SVRCONN channel, the userid under which
the client application is running will be assumed b
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Does anyone have a Java class or any other way to convert Java objects to
XML Workflow messages to CreateAndStartInstance ?
Raul L. Acevedo
IT Architect
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Hi All,
I'm in the process of setting up a Windows 2000 MQSeries Client to access a
single q on OS/390 using one qmgr. (we use Top Secret as our mainframe
security package). I want to be able to secure the q so that only one
application can access it. In the manual they discuss Transport level
se
Just another thought - the new QMgr wasn't created from within a Terminal
Server session, was it? We have had a couple of instances where QMgrs were
created in this way - the symptoms are pretty much what you are describing
here.
Cheers,
Paul Meekin
Middleware Consultant - Application Messaging a
Aby
Very strange.
Can you prove the following on the local machine:
Go to the cmd line and enter the following:
crtmqm ABY
strmqm ABY
runmqsc ABY
dis ql(*)
end
You should see all the default queue objects (SYSTEM.), correct? Now when you go
to explorer you may need to refresh (F5) the di
Does anybody know about a fix or workaround to the mentioned defect (readme
of WMQI CSD02)
8. CWF Decimal with NullPadFill (defect 25949)
There is a known defect with inputting an explicitly nulled Decimal
element that has Encoding Null set to "NullPadFill" for the CWF physical
wire format layer.
The reply is sent to the reply to queue so you should be ok.
There is no reason why you can't generate PCF messages on OS/390 and read
the replies, they're only messages after all. The only thing you can't do
is have the OS/390 queue manager process PCF messages for you by putting
them onto the
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