WMQI Error Messages

Hi, I could see all error messages that occur in the message flow in the Event Viewer (WMQI 2.1 for Windows NT) Where are these error messages written in the case of the broker on HP UX. I dont see any messages in var/adm/syslog , is there any configuration to be done , please suggest. Thanks and

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Re: ARCHIVE ACCESS

Reginaldo, You can also use the full-text search capabilities of the MQSeries.net archive at: http://www.mqseries.net/phpBB2/search.php -Brandon --- Brandon Duncan IBM Certified MQSeries Specialist, Solutions Expert Moderator www.MQSeries.net [EMAIL

Re: savqmgr and 5.3

I have noticed this problem as well. Is anyone working on fixing this? I entered a feedback entry to IBM asking if anyone over there was aware of the problem and going to fix it. Thank you, Barry Goldstein Ameren Services Saint Louis, Missouri > Hi, > I'm testing with a 5.3 qmgr and the latest sa

ARCHIVE ACCESS

  Please,   How can i get access at MQSeries LIST ARCHIVE ?   Thanks in advance.   Reginaldo S. Rosa      

Memory corruption

Hi Listers.   Is anyone aware of any products that are capable of runtime checking of MQ channel exits (for memory leaks, overwrites, that kind of thing)?   We have an intermittent problem in one of our exits where AIX says it cannot allocate memory because some heap corruption has occurred,

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2110 - MQRC_FORMAT_ERROR using RFH2

Hi Everyone, I've run into a problem that I'd like to run by the experts. My environment consists of the following: 1. Two hosts - a Win2K workstation running MQ5.2, and an OS/390 server running MQ2.1. 2. Applications on both platforms writting in Java using the Java Bindings for MQ (MA

Re: help needed on MQJMS (queue depth)

Hi John, I had a nasty feeling that suggesting any particular feature was unnecessary would get me into hot water. I'll try and clarify my position below... John Scott wrote: James, Why don't you believe it [queue depth] to be very useful for writing messaging applications? Simply because I

Re: BUILT or NOT a API for MQSeries ?

>>>I've worked with MQSeries (technical support - OS/390 environment) about 5 years, but >>>here in the company , our activity with this product is LOW. We don't have many applications >>>using MQSeries, and these applications has been written using directly API MQSeries >>>(CALL ' MQCONN , MQDI

Re: help needed on MQJMS (queue depth)

James, Why don't you believe it [queue depth] to be very useful for writing messaging applications? Is it really a valid starting point? Sure you could probably develop applications to achieve the same thing without the queue depth, but that's no justification for leaving the property out (otherwi

Re: help needed on MQJMS (queue depth)

Hi John, >>>James Kingdon's post of 9 December is responsive, but facilities that return the >>>current length/depth of a queue, the current size/node count of a binary-search tree, >>>etc., etc., do not really require detailed individual justification. They should always >>>be provided. Failure t

BUILT or NOT a API for MQSeries ?

  Hi everybody !!   I have a doubt about MQSeries (OS/390 environment).   I've worked with MQSeries (technical support - OS/390 environment) about 5 years, but here in the company , our activity with this product is LOW. We don't have many applications using MQSeries, and these applications

Re: help needed on MQJMS (queue depth)

Hello John, Thanks for your perspective. Recall that JMS is an open specification from the Java Community Process. In that environment every feature did indeed require detailed individual justification. I can't remember a conversation about providing access to the current queue depth, but had ther

Re: help needed on MQJMS (queue depth)

James Kingdon's post of 9 December is responsive, but facilities that return the current length/depth of a queue, the current size/node count of a binary-search tree, etc., etc., do not really require detailed individual justification.   They should always be provided.    Failure to do so ensures

Re: Help needed on MQJMS

Hello Vinay, I'm afraid there is no equivalent feature in JMS. I'm always intrigued to know what problems people are trying to solve when they encounter lakc of functionality in JMS - would you be willing to describe your intended use for currentDepth? Regards, James. vinay_tiwari wrote: Hi,

Help needed on MQJMS

Hi, In Native Java APIs for MQSeries we have a method queue.getCurrentDepth() which returns number of messages in the queue. Are there some APIs available in MQJMS ma88 pac implementation which provide similar functionalities. Regards, Vinay Instructions for managing your mailing list su