June,
take a look at the WMQI z/OS performance report:
http://www-3.ibm.com/software/ts/mqseries/txppacs/ip11.html
and take a look at your previous thread MQ and MQSI on the Mainframe.
Regards,
Michael
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From: June Lawton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Linda,
I have provided some information below. I hope it helps out a
little. I am sure that others will share
their experiences.
"Kinnard.Linda" wrote:
Where can I get information regarding
the client connection to MQ on Z/OS? We'd like to know:
1. what's the recommended # of client
connections
One other consideration.
MQSERVER variable will only allow a maximum message size of 4MB, we use MQCHLLIB for this reason, so the maximum message size can be specifed on the client channel definition.
Matt Gurney
Tom Dunlap [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Ok ok
Let say I want to delay the delivery of said MSG from the WIN2000 side. I would rather
have the sever on a wait than CICS transactions.
Thanks
Dave
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From: Chad P. Little [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 11:00 AM
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Hi List it has been some time since I have written,
I am just getting started with JMS and am having trouble. I have a
sending application written in C that is sending plain text messages. I
have a receiving application written usung JMS to get and process the
messages. I am having trouble
Well, at least the JMS message should contain JMS header fields (I think part of them
requires MQRFH2 formatting header after MQMD).. You might be able to do it in your C
wrapper. See Mapping JMS messages onto MQSeries messages in Using Java book.
Hope this will help,
Pavel
...
I can't
Jay
You should be able to set the TargetClient to identify that the application
that you are communicating with is not JMS compliant. In this case for RFH2
header will be produced or expected on messages send or received. When
doing this only JMS header information that maps directly to the MQMD
Jay,
I've run into the same situation and it appears the solution is
different depending on which way the message flows.
For JMS - C, set the TARGCLIENT attribute on the Q object in
the JMS context to MQ (the default is JMS) and the JMS message
that is produced will not have the RCF2 header
Is it possible to use the MA88 support pac to allow client connections from
an AS/400 to other platforms, for example UNIX. Does any one use MA88 for
this purpose? Are there any special requirements for the AS/400?
Thanks in advance,
Cheers,
Darry
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Title: RE: Client on NT Connect to Z/OS
Thanks, Matt, Tom and Dennis for you advise.
Linda Kinnard
Automobile Club of So. California
Hi, I am sure there are many of you
out there that currently use MQ in a Q-Sharing environment. I am knew to
Q-Sharing and hope you can help answer some questions for me.
I plan to have 2 QMGRs in 1 Q-Sharing
group. Each QMGR has 1 CICS region associated with it. Each CICS
region has an
Curious as to why you are using aliases. That aside for V5.3 you need to
look in the Script(MQSC) Command Reference which you can get at the
following URL.
http://www-3.ibm.com/software/ts/mqseries/library/manualsa/manuals/crosslatest.html.
Up one level is a page you can access most Webshpere MQ
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