Archive for the Category: IBM MQ

IBM Integration Technical Conference 2020

After I received David La Rose of IBM’s email, I replied asking about the IBM Integration Technical Conference 2020 and I copied Ray Daniel of IBM on the email. Ray Daniel replied with an official statement of: Thank you for your interest in the Integration Technical Conference 2020 on March 16-19. Due to participant travel […]

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IBM Think 2020

I just received the following email from David La Rose of IBM saying that IBM Think 2020 has been cancelled and turn into a virtual event. Here is what email said: The health of IBM’s clients, employees and business partners is our primary concern. In light of global precautions for the COVID-19 Coronavirus, and building […]

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Updated Request & Reply JMS/MQRFH2 Messaging Scenario

The person on StackOverflow made a comment that I was using a static string as my reply message. Humm. Some times people cannot see the forest for the trees. So, I have updated my sample Java/MQ (i.e. MQTest77.java) in this posting to do the following: Connect to a remote queue manager Open an input queue, […]

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Inhibit/Allow the Get & Put Actions of a Queue

On StackOverflow, someone asked a question about inhibiting get actions against a queue. Here is a simple Java/MQ program that will set inhibit or allow for the GET and PUT attributes of a queue. You can download the source code from here. Regards, Roger Lacroix Capitalware Inc.

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Request & Reply JMS/MQRFH2 Messaging Scenario

Sometimes people over think a problem and write a complicated solution when really the solution is no different than any other Request/Reply scenario (use case). On StackOverflow, someone asked a question about sending a reply JMS/MQRFH2 message using the RFH2 header and folder values from the original request message. The code will copy the RFH2 […]

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IBM announces WebSphere MQ V5.3.1 Fix Pack 16 for HPE NonStop

IBM has just released Fix Pack 5.3.1.16 for WebSphere MQ for HPE NonStop: https://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg1IT29752 Regards, Roger Lacroix Capitalware Inc.

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IBM MQ Fix Pack 8.0.0.14 Released

IBM has just released Fix Pack 8.0.0.14 for IBM MQ https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/node/1282120 Regards, Roger Lacroix Capitalware Inc.

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JMS/MQRFH2 Message Properties in “other” Folder

On StackOverflow, someone asked about having an “other” folder (not “usr”) with an MQRFH2 (aka JMS) message. That day, I played around with a MQ/Java program that created various folders in an MQRFH2 message. i.e. When I ran a MQ/JMS program to retrieve the messages, the MQ/JMS programs simply ignore all folders outside of ‘mcd’, […]

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MQ Internals Explained (a little bit)

IBM likes to market IBM MQ (aka WebSphere MQ, MQSeries) as a simple and complete solution for business’s messaging needs. Going with the KISS approach is wise (very wise in some cases). IBM talks about the 2 different messaging models that IBM MQ supports: Point-to-Point (P2P) and Publish/Subscribe (Pub/Sub). IBM will: show you how to […]

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MQME Issue with ExcludeQueue keyword on an MQPUT1 API Call

Late last week, a customer discovered an obscure issue in MQ Message Encryption (MQME) with the ExcludeQueue keyword on an MQPUT1 API call. I have since fixed it but here is what I mean by obscure: – If the user has wild-carded their protected queue setup i.e. ‘TEST.*’ – And then set the ExcludeQueue keyword […]

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