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Are you talking to me? Making sure your Queue Manager and Java application are using the same code pages
A WebSphere MQ queue manager and a Java tm or JMS application need to use the same code pages in order for them to talk to each other. If the queue manager is using a code page that the Java environment does not support, then they are basically speaking different languages and will not understand each other. The queue manager uses a property called Coded Character Set Identifier (CCSID). The CCSID is the code page the queue manager uses to encode String data that is returned to an application. For example, if an application makes an MQINQ... [More]
Tags: mq jms ccsid id character conversion java websphere wmq convert |
12 Character Group ID Limitation for WebSphere MQ on Linux and Other UNIX Platforms
Sometimes problem records that I work on for WebSphere MQ Level 2 have a common theme. I've seen a few instances lately where people have created Group IDs with more than 12 characters on Linux Platforms. I thought I would share what I've learned in this area, and hopefully it will help you. Group IDs greater than 12 characters cause an error when the WebSphere MQ Object Authority Manager (OAM) checks the security for access to MQ objects. You might experience unpredictable results when trying to access, or administer, MQ objects and receive a... [More]
Tags: 2035 amq7026 unix group groupid security oam ibm groups character linux setmqaut access principal wmq websphere mq |
