Hi Graham
If you are able define and view the MQ objects through JMS program, then you
would be able to do so only if you have a connectivity and for that to
happen JNDI factory objects would need to be resolved in your program.
Anyway looking at your code the exception in the catch block -
jms
www.software.ibm.com/ts/mqseries ...should provide you some info ..
Karthik P.Hariharan.
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Hi All,
I need information about HW sizing and Estimation
details for MQSeries family of products.If anybody
have documents related to this or some links, please
let me know.
Thnaks in Advance
Thanks&Rgds,
Palavesam.S
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I did this about 1 year ago at another client and it worked. I was waiting
for IBM to verify that they did not come up with a magical solution to the
log corruption problem since then. I finally got IBM on the phone and they
suggested doing the same. What is interesting is your statement that if t
Hi Robert,
Try creating another Queue Manager and copy a fresh
set of logfiles. Start the original Queue Manager
again with the new logfiles (Back it all up first if
you like!).
Depending on the state of the Queue Manager and if you
have persistent messages I was lucky and ended up
retaining the
Situation:
Log space with lin logging was becoming full
Ran rcdmqimg
Ran Cleanlogfiles script
Queue manager seemed fine. Runmqsc worked OK did some commands and
excercised the beast.
1/2 hour later Queue Manager came down without a warning.
had problems cleaning up the restarting amqcrsta proce
Cost me a heap more than US$40 to sit the exam in Australia. Be aware though that the advertised pass mark is not the same as what they finally grade you at. I have had an on-going battle with IBM over this point. Things are not as they may seem!
Ken
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With MQ security on Win32, it seems there are always 3 places to manage this, and I'd appreciate anyone jumping in and explaining the subtle differences - I tend to check all:
Using"setmqaut" from the command line
The "obvious" user/group/domain security objects you allude to below
Using dcomcnf
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Tim, Ruzzi, Terri and others, thank you very much for
your help ! I am now able to connect using MQCD
struct. Tim, your source code snippet was particularly
helpful since I was initializing the MQCD struct
incorrectly at first.
- krishnan
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There are Message Sets in the IC03 SupportPac. Try to import one of those
and see if it works. If you need I have a little message set I can send so
you can see if is the file or you MQSI.
bobbee
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I have a problem deploying a java plug in node for MQ Integrator v 2.1.
The plug in will act as an input node to access a JMS source.
When the plug in node is executed by Integrator I have a ClassCastException
for the element retrieved by the JNDI server. Executing the run method of
the plug in cl
Hi Sheriff,
This is what i have specified in my environment variables:
classpath=
D:\MQSeries\Java\Lib;
D:\IBM\connectors\classes;
D:\MQSeries\Java\lib\fscontext.jar;
D:\MQsries\Java\lib\com.ibm.mq.jar;
D:\MQSeries\Java\lib\com.ibm.mqjms.jar;
D:\MQSeries\Java\lib\com.ibm.mqbind.jar;
D:\MQSeries\Ja
Tony, thanks for the hint. I will search it. Thanks.
Regards,
Winnie Du
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Please provide me with an example to define a self signed
certificate that matches any of the supplied cipher specifications.
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Hi All,
I am facing a problem in starting MQSeries and MQSI.
We had installed MQSeries and MQSI on our NT machine using an id (local to the machine)
with administrator rights.
Now this local id is disabled and we need to login thru the network domain. This id
doesnt
have any administrator rights
Karthik, a 2035 is an authorization problem. Since you say you got past the
MQCONN, it's likely that you (or the userid you're using here) doesn't have
access to the queue, or at least not for what you're trying to do. Check
that using dspmqaut. Security events may be recorded in
SYSTEM.ADMIN.QMGR
>Does anyone when the saveqmgr is coming out for MQ 5.3? 52 works on MQ5.3
>but it complains about a lot of incorrect PCFs.
Greg,
Not quite as convenient as saveqmgr but you could use my 'export' facility
in my support pac MO71. This will generate the define commands for the
objects selected.
Hi Craig,
I have not worked with MQSI via Citrix, but we tried using MQ 5.2 server via
Citrix. Apparently Citrix is not supported by MQ 5.2 server, and we had to
change our configuration to make use of MQ Clients wherever Citrix is used.
I read somewhere that MQ5.3 server might support Citrix, bu
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