high availability seems more of an infrastructure exercise to me. You
mention HACMP, HP ServiceGuard, MSCS also fall into these categories, and
the how to's of MQ config in these enviroments is generally available as a
support pack at http://www-3.ibm.com/software/ts/mqseries/txppacs/txpm4.html
.
Have
you tried command line commands (amqsput) to put the remote queue? If the
environment works at that level and your message shows up on the other end, your
JNDI implementation should work. I'd eliminate this layer and start moving
up to higher levels (context, syntax, etc.). Are you throw
There is no problem that I've seen running WMQ and Weblogic together. We
have MQ 5.2 and WL6.1 running in an weblogic cluster. Weblogic supports
services which use JMS, and MQ as the underlying provider. Everything is
vanilla JMS, no MQ implementation of anything, just straight spec. We've
had
Keep in mind if you don't have the required version, you can still break
apart messages and send to MVS. It would be an app-specific algorithm, but
between get-by-correl id and knowing how many messages made up the unit of
work, it's not too difficult to code yourself. Also could use AMI send /
r
yes,
and yes. I've received support for both on
Windows2000.
Rob
Q.
-Original Message-From: Kulbir S. Thind
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002
8:39 AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Support of
MQSI on Windows 2000Hi
there, Does anyone know if MQSI 2.1
Is anyone using the Integrator product to translate EDI x12 these days?
Either via a plug-in like neon or custom message sets? Curious regarding
comparisons to more niche EDI translators if the answer is yes.
Thanks,
Rob Quigley
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I think you're right, Chris. As long as you implement the setter method in
JMS, the MQMD field gets populated.
-Original Message-
From: Chris A. Dahl [mailto:Chris_Dahl@;NOTES.MDOR.STATE.MN.US]
Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 11:27 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Weblogic/MQJMS
Ja
I agree. You can go a long way in reusing code, reducing support, speeding
time to change, reducing errors, etc. by putting some thought into this.
That's not to say that the detailed knowledge shouldn't be shared, but
there's a risk in proliferating code that basically does the same thing w/
slig
are determined to get the conversion tables, you can
check out
http://www-3.ibm.com/software/ts/mqseries/support/faqs/convert.html
which has a section for HP.
ciao,
Evelyn
Quigley, Robert wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm doing a get w/ convert on HPUX, and receiving data w/ CCSID 1208,
which
&g
Hello,
I'm doing a get w/ convert on HPUX, and receiving data w/ CCSID 1208, which
corresponds to UTF-8. I have found that conversion of 1208 isn't supported
on HPUX, so I tried editing the /var/mqm/conv/table/ccsid.tbl file, adding
two lines.
The first line was an attempt to define CCSID 1208:
One point in the CorrelId corner. Consider the recent postings about not
being able to set JMS Message Id. We do the same thing as you're speaking
of (preserving id over multiple hops) using JMS, and we're forced to use
CorrelId for that reason.
-Original Message-
From: Potkay, Peter M
one note on this approach that you've probably thought of but is worth
mentioning: if you're servicing a bunch of different apps via a single
message flow, any maintenance to or problems w/ that flow will likely have
some impact on all the serviced (and potentially unrelated) apps.
Depending on
use the MQC interface for constants in the MA88 support pack.
MQMessage testmessage = new MQMessage();
testmessage.format = MQC.MQFMT_STRING;
-Original Message-
From: Ashir T1 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 7:09 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MQMD.Format to
was
this following an upgrade from 5.2? Or are you applying 5.3 as the first
release of MQ?
-Original Message-From: Christopher Norville
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002
1:31 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: MQ 5.3 and
BEA WeblogicHello All,
Has any
My
DC32.exe uses about 18MB of memory on average, and I have a fair amount of
"stuff" including some custom views that are displayed. What version /
build are you running. Haven't seen the issue on 2.3 build
80.
Rob
Q.
-Original Message-From: Andrew Miller
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT
Looking at the reference for app messaging interface java api, I see no way
to programatically check the backout count of the AmMessage object. Can
anyone confirm whether backout count is an available attribute via the AMI?
Thanks,
Rob Quigley
Perot Systems Corp.
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The MSCS support precludes running any qmgrs as default in that environment,
as a follow on.
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Subject: Re: Running Saveqmgr on MSCS
- Fo
I think it depends more on your existing application systems and how they
need to talk to each other. We have MQSI in production but quickly found
that it doesn't make sense to position it as a hub and force everything to
talk to it - especially if there is no transformation required.
Rob Q.
--
Don't quote me on this, but I thought 5.3 was going to remedy that. You may
need to open the queue for a browse (or a get) in order to "really" clear
these messages. What you see may also be affecting your logs (ie. they may
be filling up).
-Original Message-
From: Pablo Javier Carreras
We've
tended to develop separate flows per interface, and in some cases separate
execution groups as well. The reason being that we can stop / start /
maintain those flows on the fly without affecting traffic through the other
flows. In general, we haven't exceeded more than 3 instances of a f
I
wrote a bat file to execute runmqlsr, then created a SCM service using
INSTSRV.exe and SRVANY.exe from the resource kit. Configured the service
to execute the batch file. Then added this service as a cluster resource
type 'generic service', and made it dependent on MQ starting ok. On
f
Thanks, Rob.
Are you using straight non-proprietary JMS in your implementation? Right
now we have an app in WL6.1 running JMS w/ all JNDI to get the necessary
objects. Not a good situation indeed if this would be broken by the
upgrade. I understand 5.3 includes the Java / JMS classes on instal
Greetings,
Looking for best practices on applying maintenance / upgrades to qmgrs in
Microsoft Clustering environment. Is it acceptable to manually move a qmgr
to the failover node, apply maintenance on the primary, move the qmgr back
to primary and apply maintenance to the failover node? Or is
If you're starting a script which then executes a program, you can log
output of the script. You can also log the output of the trigger monitor
itself. Implement a logfile monitor which looks for keywords (exceptions)
and takes action accordingly. If the trigger doesn't work, you'll
presumably
Title: how to cleanly removed a crampy cluster on NT/2k?
They
should go away after 90 days. You could try RESET CLUSTER
(clusterName) QMNAME(yourQMgrName) ACTION(FORCEREMOVE) on a repository q
mgr.
-Rob
Quigley
Perot
Systems
-Original Message-From: Benjamin Zhou
[mailto:[EMAIL PR
We've had no problem using JNDI lookups in jms to administered objects
created w/ the JMS Admin tool.
First thing we did was set up the clustered queue environment and use
utility programs to put messages (non-jms) - just to make sure the plumbing
actually works across the clustered environment.
Jessie,
do you have the java\lib directory in your classpath? This will add some
needed properties files.
-Original Message-
From: Jessie Yau [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 11:19 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Message catalog not found error
Hi,
I've
We have different qmgrs in dev and production. For the sake of portability,
we leave the qmgr field blank in an MQOutput node. That tells the runtime
to use whatever qmgr is associated w/ the broker. As long as we use the
same queue names (we use aliases in the flow to work around any full name
You don't necessarily have to change the provider url and context factory.
We have this running using the vanilla Sun stuff contained in MA88's
fscontext.jar...INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY=com.sun.jndi.fscontext.RefFSContextF
actory. The provider URL, as I understand, then becomes the directory in
whi
that worked - thanks Christopher!
-Original Message-
From: Christopher Frank [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 17, 2002 8:23 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Converion of character data to Blob in MQSI 2.1
Rob,
>>>I have a message flow that receives converted mainframe
Greetings,
we have a file we're trying to move and have chosen a policy which calls for
logical splitting of the file at 4096 bytes. However, it looks like each
message in the group is only arriving w/ about 50 bytes of actual message
data, and that the rest is padded to 4096 w/ spaces. Our hop
Greetings,
I have compute node syntax:
IF (InputExceptionList.RecoverableException IS NOT NULL) THEN
set OutputRoot.XML.DocumentStatus.(XML.attr)ApplicationStatus='Failed';
ELSE
set
OutputRoot.XML.DocumentStatus.(XML.attr)ApplicationStatus='Completed';
END IF;
Under normal circumstances,
In 2.0.2, I had msg flows that would substring a field say, from 1 to 6. If
the field was less than six, the function didn't care and just returned the
field. In 2.1 I'm getting an error on a field that is less than 6 when I
try to substring, saying that the field doesn't exceed the max length.
Changed the data to conformant xml, and the exceptionList is still not being
output.
-Original Message-
From: Quigley, Robert
Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2002 11:31 AM
To: 'MQSeries List'
Subject: RE: MQSI Trace node patterns not displaying ExceptionList
Thanks, John.
In tryi
Thanks, John.
In trying to test this, I dropped a plain ascii test message (non-xml) onto
the input node who's default msg domain was set to XML. Having set the
backout-requeue attribute of the input queue to 5, I expected this to retry
5 times, then proceed down the MQInput failure terminal, wh
Greetings,
I had flows in 2.0.2 that use trace nodes w/ the following pattern: ${Root},
${ExceptionList}.
After migrating to 2.1, I'm not getting any exception list data - all is
blank after the comma (${Root} works just fine). The compute nodes in the
flow have "Message and Exception" selected
I'm getting a '49' return code trying to pull msgs using simulated group
support w/ App Messaging Interface. This translates to transport error.
Worked fine on another platform, so I'm guessing environmental in nature.
Appreciate any advice from those w/ similar experiences and resolutions.
Than
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