Here is an MQ Message "on the wire".
I see the transmit header starting 6 lines down, followed by MQMD, followed
by our XML stream.
What are the first 5 or 6 lines? Is that some sort of TCP thing? Or is it
special MQ stuff used by the MCAs? Just curious.
ADDR HEX
Peter,
The first four lines up to '00 00' just before 'TSH' in ASCII starts, is a
TCP header.
>From what I know, the MQ channel rotocol header begins with 'TSH'.
Shinichi Takahashi
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What I can tell you is that the MQ stuff starts at location x'36' with the
characters TSH. The stuff before that is the TCP headers AFAIK.
Dave
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Subject: Re: A TCP Header?
Peter,
The first four lines up to '00 00' just before 'TSH' in ASCII starts, is a
TCP header.
>From what I know, the MQ channel rotocol header begins with 'TSH'.
Shinichi Takahashi
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Inte
The TSH is documented in the IBM Confidential MQ Formats and Protocols
document :-(
Dave
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