Am Mo, den 26.04.2004 schrieb David Awerbuch um 23:44:
An update.
I disabled the OAM as Ken suggested, and that has solved the problem, so I now
know it is security related.
So this still begs the question: how on VMS do I find out what the security
violation is?
Gunther Jeschawitz
1. You cannot use MQServer as a client to connect to another MQServer
however, you can configure one MQServer to talk to another MQServer.
2. Yes.
3. With the product itself. You can also download them from IBM site as
MA88 support pac.
4. Comes the product installation. you can also have them at
Hi,
we are struggling to test MQ with SSL on z/OS with RACF as security server.
We have generated an certificate request via RACDCERT command with operand
GENREQ. The request is sent to the CA to sign the certificate, but the CA
rejects it saying invalid format; the tool used is OPENSSL.
With
Hi,
Sorry, no direct experience with RACF generated CA sign requests. We have,
however, successfully imported PKCS12 files from an OpenSSL environment (on
Windows). Is that path open to you?
Alan
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Thanks for clearing this out.
I had a hard time explaining it. Your assumption about the MQSender program is right,
I'm trying to use it so I can put files on a replytoqueue.name replytoqmanager.name,
but still getting 2085 code. It seems like I should have some other setup on the xmitq
before
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We are in the process of upgrading to Websphere Integrator V2.1 from V1.1.
My question is how has others dealt with the issue of running WMQI on
multiple boxes during the conversion phase It is unrealistic to come
up day 1 with everything converted. We would like to convert some flows
day 1
Hello, thank you all for your answers.I checked everything you recommended but did not find anything wrong. I was ableto send messages from QMGR5 to cluster queues defined only in QMGR3 but it was impossible to make the load balance to work with QMGR3 and QMGR1.I checked channels, qmgrs, queues,
There is no special setup. There may be a problem in your MQSender
implementation. What MQSender are you using? Or, are you absolutely
certain the the xmitq name and replytoqmgrname are the identical,
including case? Try intentionally renaming the xmitq and see if the
symptoms change. Do you have
Title: RE: Qmanager Alias Definition?
Hossam,
I think your terminology may be a little off. Here's what I understand you to be doing in part 1 according to the following from your original post:
1- QM-1 sends a request message to QM-2, The MQMD will include the
ReplyToQManagerName ( QM-1
Hi Benjamin,
Yes, my BlockIP configuration is working just fine. I
intend to use it in Production as well. I think you
got your questions answered already... As Jxergen
said, the log file is created in the c drive.
Best regards,
Ruzi
--- Jxrgen Pedersen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Benjamin,
Hello all,
I
have a question related to the basics of MQ again. I need some kind
of documentation proving the following (in a client-server architecture
windows environment):
- A message sent by the MQ client cannot be lost in transit. For
example, lets consider a scenario where a message has
I have an XML
Books
Book1A/Book1
Book2B/Book2
Book3C/Book3
/Books
I want to fill out an array with only the non null tags Book1 , Book2 and Book3.
If Book2 is not present I want ARR[1] = A and ARR[2]=C
How should my ESQL be?
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Usha
For the doc see
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/integration/mqfamily/library/manualsa/manuals/crosslatest.html
WebSphere MQ Clients
WebSphere MQ Extended Transactional Client Feature
Messages within MQ are secure once MQ has accepted them until MQ delivers
them
An MQClient is a remote API
Usha,
The reason we don't spend a lot of time describing the differences in the
client environment is because there aren't many. The more and more you
think about it you'll realise that from a programming model point of view
the client environment is almost identical to the local application case
What is needed to set up a DB2 ODBC remote entry for DB2 on an AIX machine
running 5.0 broker. We have an ODBC entry for a local DB2 on the same box
but need a access to a remote DB2 DB
bobbee
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Brian,
I'm afraid I don't agree with your comments Brian. If you're doing just
messaging (no databases involved) then the way you would code the
application for a client would be exactly the same as for a local
application. You do not have to write any special code just because you're
running as
We got it working. Specified the wrong TYPE field.
From: GIES, STEVE [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: MQSeries List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: CWF to XML
Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2004 13:20:19 -0700
bobbee -
Let me ask the obvious question: Did you specify the MessageType in
your
I had a script that was sending out EMAILs to support people after
monitoring. There were other scripts that were peeling off messages and
doing wonderful things with them. Combining the two may achieve the results
you need. It was very simple so I don't know how complicated you could get
with it
Hello Paul, Usha:
I disagree with everyone :-). Or rather, I more like agree to Brian, but I would like
to try to answer Usha's questions again, from the beginning:
2. For verifying the data are same, make some CRC32 (or, if the client is really
crazy, SHA1) hash of the data and store them on
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