It is not the problem with your code. It is by MQ design that only applications directly connected to queue manager can get messages. It would be useful if you can explain your scenario a little more to see if there are any alternatives....
I add a remote Queue Manager to my WebSphere MQ client. I'm not at all sure what this means exactly. MQ Explorer keeps a list of queue manager definitions. MQ Client is just a library for making connections. If you meant you added a remote queue manager to MQ...
So to clarify some terminology, the message is on the queue, not the channel - the channel just gives you access into a queue manager. So in effect you want to 'get' the first message (inside a unit of work with GMO_SYNCPOINT), store it into a database, and if the...
The backout method , will it backout the message in backout queue immeadiately or after the backout count has reached ? ( I am guessing backout method and backout queues are related) Immediate. It returns the message to the original queue. If your J2EE container has builtin support for...
java,websphere,websphere-mq,mq,websphere-liberty
Check these links for connecting Liberty to WMQ. Especially check the second link, how to get WMQ Resource adapter for Liberty. I assume that you installed both the WebSphere Application Server Liberty profile and the extended content for the Liberty profile Connecting WebSphere Application Server Liberty profile to WebSphere MQ...
You need to use a composite-source to have multiple inbound endpoints in a flow: <flow ...> <composite-source> <wmq:inbound-endpoint queue="INPUT" ... /> <wmq:inbound-endpoint queue="INPUT2" ... /> ... </composite-source> ... ...
Yes, I would expect that command to work as long as you have a listener named 'QM' which you want to alter to listen on TCP port 1718. DISPLAY LISTENER(*) ALL Will give you all the information on all the listener objects you currently have defined....
javax.jms package API says: For historical reasons JMS offers four alternative sets of interfaces for sending and receiving messages: •JMS 1.0 defined two domain-specific APIs, one for point-to-point messaging (queues) and one for pub/sub (topics). Although these remain part of JMS for reasons of backwards compatibility they should be considered...
The reason you haven't been able to prevent specific API calls over that channel is that the MCAUSER('mqm') setting ensures that anything connecting over that channel always connects with full administrative authority. There is no way to use setmqaut or any other native WMQ feature to prevent an administrator from...
1) MQ In general - MQ is used to refer to "message queue" or software servers that provide message queue service - such as Apache ActiveMQ, IBM WebSphere MQ, Java sun JMS server, rabbitMQ etc. Software that provide messaging service are known as message-oriented middleware (MOM). Also - another name...
java-ee,jms,mule,websphere-mq,mq
Looks like the COD message is ending up in Queue managers dead letter queue(DLQ). Have you defined a DLQ for your queue manager? If it is defined, please check that DLQ. The reason for COD message ending up in DLQ could be because of insufficient user authority. Please check this...
You are correct - setting the above system properties will override cacerts JVM wide. You need to use a custom socket factory for the SSL MQ connections The RoboMQ SDK provides support for this via: com.am.robomq.sdk.camelSpring.RoboSSLSocketFactory But the easiest way to build your Camel MQ endpoints is to use the...
MessageID, CorrelID and GroupID are all byte arrays. Hence they can't be assigned the way you are trying to. Instead do the following to get messageID. You can try out similarly for CorrelationID and GroupID. if ( queue.get( msg, gmo ) ) { // Get the message id char byMessageId[24];...
Couple of problems here. First, you are using the wrong queue. The command server listens on SYSTEM.ADMIN.COMMAND.QUEUE. The queue to which you are sending messages, SYSTEM.ADMIN.COMMAND.EVENT is the queue to which the QMgr puts event messages after executing commands, provided of course that command events are enabled. The second problem,...
The JMS API is the JavaEE open standard for a messaging API. IBM MQ v8 now implements the latest version 2.0 JMS standard (MQ 8.0.0.2 has the JMS2.0 errata as well). WMQ Java classes is a proprietary API to provide messaging; it's OO based around classic MQ objects, such as...
The property name "Content-Type" has a '-' character. According to JMS specifications a property name can contain any character for which the Java Character.isJavaIdentifierPart method returns a true. For '-' character isJavaIdentifierPart method returns false. Hence the setStringProperty("Content-Type", "application/json") method call fails with the following exception. com.ibm.msg.client.jms.DetailedMessageFormatException: JMSCC0049: The property...
Network issue... disabling NetBios over tcp\ip on the network connection of the server side did the trick
Whenever an MQ object is created, the user who created it (or that user's primary group in non-Windows Distributed platforms) is granted all rights to the object. In practice, this usually means that the mqm group is visible on every object when you do an auths dump. On windows, this...
MQTT is a protocol, it is open source. A lot of vendors are using this protocol for messaging. MQ is an over-arching team that just means messaging. There are lot of different protocols, AMQP is one of them as well. Additionally, IBM had a product called MQ....
If you want to catch all messages that doesn't match any bindings, that can be done with Alternate Exchange. Add alternate exchange for existent one and collect all messages from that alternate exchanges: standard workflow --> [main exchange (topic)] | --> via binding *.foo --> [foo queue] | --> via...
The SSLCAUTH attribute is only applicable if the SSLCIPH attribute is not blank. In other words the SSLCIPH attribute is the big switch for SSL/TLS being used. Only then will the SSLCAUTH attribute even be looked at.
Check your error logs (AMQERR01.LOG) for an explanation of why AMQ8135 was returned to the client - for security reasons clients aren't given more information and so you have to go to the logs to get the detail. I suspect the user you're running MQ Explorer and runmqsc as isn't...
Since CHLAUTH rules can be put in place either with fully spelled out channel names, or with wild carded profiles, there are a few different ways to display the CHLAUTH rules in the system. In this case the best way to determine whether there is a rule that will apply...
java,encryption,certificate,keystore,mq
I will try to help with my poor MQ knowledge : "Security Error" sounds like failed authentication : if your WMQ instance is based on system security, users should be declared on wmq host and part of mqm windows group, even if they connect to windows machine remotely.
servicestack,mq,servicestack.redis,redismqserver
When you register a MQ handler you can also register an error handler which gets called after publishing a failed message which you can use to add a custom delay, e.g: mqServer.RegisterHandler<MyRequest>( ServiceController.ExecuteMessage, (msgHandler, msg, ex) => Thread.Sleep(1000)); ...
.net,asynchronous,websphere-mq,mq
Your question and code don't match. Is the sender putting messages messages in groups? Because your code is looking for exactly 1 group of messages then it exits the loop. If you want to read all messages (no group) in a loop then you should do something like: MQMessage mqMsg;...
You have to look at two things here: server performance and client performance. Major JMS providers (HornetQ, ActiveMQ, etc.) can easily handle 5000+ messages per second, so you are covered on that side (if you want more information have a look at the SPECjms2007 results). Client performance depends on the...
(1) Your 1st posting is requesting that the connection to the queue manager be in "bindings mode". This means you MUST run the code on the same server where the queue manager is running. (2) Your 2nd posting is requesting that the connection to the queue manager be in "client...
You can't resolve the connectionFactory via jndi as there are no container to provide it. You will have to instantiate the connectionFactory yourself providing the necessary (transport) parameters. As you don't retrieve it from a Java EE container this behavior is not covered by the related JSR and is so...
There's a combination of things wrong... Your SERVTYPE(SERVER) is for something which starts running and stays running (and hence whose health is monitored). SERVTYPE(COMMAND) is for something you run and ends. Only a SERVTYPE(SERVER) can be monitored for health but it ought to be long running. Your startcmd needs to...