Hi Teresa,
on Solaris I found, that 1.000 messages are acceptable, 10.000 are VERY
slow.
Regards
Hubert
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Von: Ruzi R [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 1. Oktober 2003 21:42
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Hi
Navin,
due to
security reasons, the WL user should NOT be a member of the mqm group. It is a
much better and cleaner solution, to create a new group for this user and set
permission with setmqaut only for the neccessary queues. This separates
application server stuff from MQ basic
adm
Hi,
I'm hoping to get any feedback on the Automation Classes for ActiveX feature
of the MQ Client on a Win 2k server. I have a new project next year that may
need to use this feature. In particular, if you could share your experiences
about it's performance, scalability and stability, it would be
Christopher, I get the following when I run it from my laptop (full MQ
installed). My jar files have a dat of 03-06-2004.
X:\>mqver -p4
Name:WebSphere M
CMVC Level: j5304-G0306
Build Type: Production
The person creating the QCF gets this from his PC where full MQ is running
where he is
Setup your command bag
/***
/
/* Send the command to create the required local queue. */
/* The mqExecute call will create the PCF structure required, send it to
*/
/* the command server and receive the reply from the command
That's more than the full-blown product for a single intel cpu.
Francois Van der
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I thought you said your MQ server binded to port 80?
"Wyatt, T. Rob"
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There is a sample program amqsaicq.c that comes as a part of the
installation. This program creates a queue. I haven't looked at it
personally but my guess is that it could also be setting a Queue type etc
Even if this program is not a great help, it can definitely be a good
start.
- Usha
I pressed the "send" key too soon for my previous
response. Sorry about that. What I meant was:
It depends on how many messages you have on the queue
at the time. If you have not very many messages
(maybe thousands) you might have a delay from the
qualified GETs. Otherwise, say, if you have just
It depends on how many messages you have on the queue
at the time. If you have not very many messages
(maybe like thousands) you would have a delay from the
qualified GETs. Otherwise, say, if you have just a few
messages (maybe up to 100 or so --this number is just
a guess) there would be some d
Erik: We are starting the listener in the same way as
yours.
Glenn: We'll be applying UQ76767.
Thanks for all those who have responded.
Ruzi
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> Ruzi,
>
> Could it be you are starting channel initiator and
> listener at the same time,
> We are s
Hi All
Does anyone have experience with running MQ application to poll
message off the queue by message id or correlation id specifically
on Windows 2000 platform?
Queue indexing is not supported on Windows platform and I am
wondering what is the performance without queue indexing for this
a
Actually we use Apache as web server which is already there on one of the live system, so we are not really bothered with that, we needed to resolve only the weblogic thing which was unable to talk to mq and started giving 2035.
thanks navin
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Doesn't the web server bind to port 80 for HTTP?
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From: Rick Tsujimoto [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2003 9:21 AM
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T. Rob,
Why bind to a port below 1024?
There are samples supplied with the product.
Look in the tools folder:
Creating a local queue (amqsaicq.c)
Displaying events using an event monitor (amqsaiem.c)
You should be able to modify the creating local queue. I used the model
to collect queue stats.
Cheers,
Darry
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I saw something around $4125.Also, only available for intel 1 CPU
machines.
Francois van der Merwe
Senior IT Specialist: IBM MQSeries Certified Specialist, Solutions Expert &
Developer
IBM, Cape Town, South Africa
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MQ'ers,
Anyone have a MQAI sample program written in C that alters queue information that
you would like to share.
TIA
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Hi Rob,
All our WL instances run on ports above 1024 so there is no reason to run them as root, as our sys admin was insisting , any way he has agreed to have a separate WL user which will be part of mqm group so that solves our problem.
Thanks for that ultimate solution next time i might try th
Sergio, tudo bem.
I beleive you have to take a look in the another side and looking for a significative messages.
The messages manual says:
System Action: If a channel is involved, it is stopped.
The associated transmission queue might be set to
GET(DISABLED) and triggering turned off.
System
Ruzi,
Could
it be you are starting channel initiator and listener at the same
time,
We are
staring the listener now (5.3) from our chinit proc like
this:
//**//*
START
LISTENER(S)
Sergio,
Get your communications person to take a look. It doesn't sound like an MQ
problem.
Sergio Lima
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T. Rob,
Why bind to a port below 1024?
"Wyatt, T. Rob"
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That's what I was hoping for. Whew.
Jonas Nyberg
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Did someone make a firewall change? Or is your TCP/IP started task up on the OS/390?
Glen Shubert
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TSYS - MQSeries Technical Support
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Hi Ralph:
You can go to IBM site and search for MQ series primer, there is a good way
to star with. After that, de4pence of what do you want a do, you can check
some chapters in IBM Documentation, MQ Sreies Programming reference or MQ
Series Intercommunication. You can learn a lot trying with thes
Ruzi,
We did not have any issue like that when we went to 5.3. We did have some issues with page chain corruption. Make sure you get the maintenance on to include UQ76767 which sup'ed UQ75267. This will keep your channel initiators from abending with a 5C6 and a message UNABLE TO GET MESSAGE F
Yes, as they have been for quite some time, at least 3 years. I think what is happening is the job that is loading the queue is not finished before they release the job that does the get-browse and the delete-purge, thus there is a thread into the queue and when there is a thread open, the queue
Navin,
When I
was installing AppWatch on our Solaris server I discovered that I couldn't start
the web server as mqm. Seems you need root privileges to bind to any
port below 1024. Our sysadmin created a Power Broker profile that
allows me to start the server as mqm *and* bind to port 80. W
Look at the good side. You got all those development and SIT boxes where
feature rich MQ isn't necessary. Now business can afford to put MQ up on
these boxes cheaper.
Now if they would do this for WMQI for the development cycle. This pricing
on that is somewhere near Pluto.
Title: RE:
export MQSERVER=SYSTEM.ADMIN.SVRCONN/TCP/'127.0.0.1(1414)'
works fine here on Sun
Michael
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Hello.
Here We have MQSeries on OS/390.We have a connection with another Mainframe, and it's ok. We also have another connection with Digital Machine that at last week was run ok.
After We recycle MQ/390, the channel don't start more. Our environnment are this :
BRP1.TO.SPP2
Hi Hubert ,
Thanks for the response.
Yes the logical thing to do is to create a weblogic user to start and stop weblogic and this user could be setmqaut , thus can talk to queue manager. But our system admin was insisting to give weblogic start stop rights to only root, and root is not part of mq
Title: RE: Websphere MQ Express ?
Hadn't seen it but 'heard' of it in the past.
As far as my 'sources' have told me this is not a technically crippled product, merely a pricing thing.
Notice the 'may' in the limitation section, where I would use 'can' when there is a real limitation.
Ther
The runmqtrm use an asynchronous way of starting the
application program. It submitt the program as a batch
job.
/Jonas
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From: Rick Tsujimoto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2003 10:39:06 -0400
Subject: Re: AS400 triggering
Jonas,
I'm not an
Hi Ralph,
there are lots of books on the IBM web site.
- WebSphere family:
http://www-3.ibm.com/software/integration/websphere/library/
- MQ family:
http://www-3.ibm.com/software/integration/mqfamily/library/manualsa/
- MQ redbooks:
http://publib-b.boulder.ibm.com/redbooks.nsf/portals/WebSphere
On UNIX characters such as ( ) * and some other mean something to the unix
shell. Thus the statement:
export MQSERVER=SYSTEM.ADMIN.SVRCONN/tcp/127.0.0.1(1414)
Would fail because the shell attempts to interpret what the (1414) bit
means. On AIX I get the following error:
ksh: 0403-057 Syntax erro
Navin,
why do you run Weblogic as root? I would create a new user and group (lets
say 'weblogic' for both) an run Weblogic using this ID. Set then the MQ
permissions using setmqaut for the group 'weblogic'.
Remember, setting permissions using setmqaut for a user on unix sets them
for the primary
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The '\' is to escape the character '(' in the command line. This is a shell
restriction.
The problem with the MQSERVER variable is your tcp. Just change to uppercase
and try again.
So, your export should be:
export MQSERVER=SYSTEM.ADMIN.SVRCONN/TCP/127.0.0.1\(1414\)
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