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Sounds like you have some application data to pass around. Application data
belongs in the message buffer. There is no other field in the MQMD for this,
other than the 32 bytes in the ApplicationIDData field (which by the way
can't bet set by JMS apps).
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According to MQ documents, 'Application Identity Data' field can be used
by apps to set information, if required. By default this field allows
only 32 characters, is there a way to increase the size of this field??
Or is there any other header property which can be used to set
information upto 100
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Hi All,
We are trying to send a message using JMS to non
Hossam,
>>>We are trying to send a message using JMS to non JMS application.
>>>We need to send the MQMD header instead of JMS header. Any idea
>>>or clues where should we start?
See the TARGCLIENT ConnectionFactory property. It's documented in the WMQ
Using Jav
TC(MQ)+
EXP(UNLIM)
end
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Hi All,
We are trying to send a message using JMS to non JMS applic
You could use the method setTargetClient() on the sender queue object
and pass the parameter "JMSC.MQJMS_CLIENT_NONJMS_MQ" to that method.
If this is done, the receiving application will be able to recieve MQMD
header and no MQRFH2 field is produced.
It worked for me.
Ganges
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plication. We need to
> send the MQMD header instead of JMS header. Any idea or clues where should we
> start?
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> Thanks in advance,
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We are trying to send a message using JMS to non JMS application. We need to send the
MQMD header instead of JMS header. Any idea or clues where should we start?
Thanks in advance,
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set mqmd format to string?
if the channel is doing conversion do I need to set mqmd format to string?
Or will it convert the message data anyway?
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some attributes in the MQMD message desciptor, especially the
ApplIdentityData field.
We have not been able to find a way to read the MQMD data when the message is
processed by JMS. The solution we currently think of is to replace the MDB with a
servlet that listens to the same queue using
There goes Brian thinking outside the box again!
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> does anyone know how I can set the Application name in
does anyone know how I can set the Application name in the
MQMD header. I have tried setting it using md.PutApplName =
"MyName" but the MQ Client always takes the name of the of
where the location of the application is and overwrites my
value. Is there a flag I need to set as well??
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I have setmqaut for this user on the Queue with the param of
+allmqi
is this the command you mean?
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If this is on a distributed queue manager, in the OAM the userid running
the program needs setall authority to both the queue and the queue
manager.
-Tom
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is this the command you mean?
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You need to use the MQSETAUTH to grant your user the authorazation to
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I have set MQOO_SET_ALL_CO
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I have set MQOO_SET_ALL_CONTEXT option i
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I have tried setting it using
md.PutApplName = "MyName" but the MQ Client
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the location of the application is and
overwrites my value. Is there a flag
I need to set as well??
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Hi all,
does anyone know how I can set the Application name in the MQMD header.
I have tried setting it using md.PutApplName = "MyName" but the MQ Client
always takes the name of the of where the location of the application is and
overwrites my value. Is there a flag I need to s
the
> >>>messages would be sent to WMQI from AIX (in a
> >>>send-and-forget fashion)without the involment of
> >>>MQSeries. In other words, a program (not an MQ
> >>>program) or a 3rd-party file sending software
> will
> >>>send the mess
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I don't have all the details but I t
program (not an MQ
>>>program) or a 3rd-party file sending software will
>>>send the messages after setting all the required MQMD
>>>header and concatinating that with the App. data.
>>>This approach makes me a bit nervous. Has anyone every
>>>done this? Wh
tware will
send the messages after setting all the required MQMD
header and concatinating that with the App. data.
This approach makes me a bit nervous. Has anyone every
done this? What are the things to watch for?
Thanks for all of your input,
Steve
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Would adding more MPR's at 6am allow faster handing of the requests?
Doug
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Peter,
The MQMD-Priority is used by MQ to decide the order in which to send
messages to IMS; they are all queued at the same priority within IMS. I'm
not aware of any priority system on the IMS message queue; even if it
exists, the MQ-IMS Bridge does not take advantage of it.
I su
6 AM to be higher than the ones sent between
2 and 6.
Would this work? What if the queue is enabled at 6 AM with 100 messages of
PRIORITY zero. These messages will all "instantly" flow into the IMS queue,
where they get queued up on the IMS queue, right? Does the MQMD-Priority get
carried o
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Sure,
You'll find it (buried in
my opinion) in the Working with Messages Guide (SC34-6039-00) in Appendix A
Message parsers under "The MQMD Parser". It's just after the table of
fie
Title: Message
Sure,
You'll
find it (buried in my opinion) in the Working with Messages Guide (SC34-6039-00)
in Appendix A Message parsers under "The MQMD Parser". It's just after the table
of fields - on page 127. Quote:
The Expiry field in the MQMD is
a special case.
Title: Checking the MQMD Expiry in WMQI
Hi
John,
Can
you tell me where this behavior is documented?
Thanks
Karen
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If
Title: Checking the MQMD Expiry in WMQI
If a message is set to unlimited expiry, the MQMD.Expiry is treated as an integer in WMQI. If the message is not set to unlimited expiry the MQMD.Expiry is treated as a timestamp.
If I don't know what the Expiry interval is, how do I compare it wi
Title: Message
Yes to
both questions.
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Thanks Nick.
So I
take it that we should be able to set the
Title: Message
Thanks
Nick.
So I
take it that we should be able to set the MsgID, CorrelID or other MQMD
properties that are outside the Identity or Origin context without impacting the
properties that we don't set - i.e., the properties we don't set will continue
to use th
Title: Setting MQMD properties in C++
Anil,
The
msgid and correlid are not part of either the identity context or origin context
of the MQMD. I think you're stuck here since you take responsibility for
all the fields and there is no way to be selective. You could format the
date and ti
Can data going from a client to a remote queue manager be encrypted?
I know server to server is possible.
Wayne
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Title: Setting MQMD properties in C++
We are trying to set some MQMD properties in C++. When we set the property PutApplName, we will need to enable the "set all context" option for the "put" msg call. However, this results in some other context properties (that are a
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