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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: jms mq ccsid id character conversion java websphere convert wmq |
WebSphere MQ Data Conversion
Are you having problems with "Data Conversion"? Are "Data Conversion" problems driving you mad? These problems can be difficult to diagnose, so let's talk about how conversion works, and then consider ways to avoid the problems. In most cases message data is converted by the receiving application, and this is the method that I recommend. Your message data is converted when you specify the MQGMO_CONVERT option on your MQGET call. Message data can also be converted when CONVERT(YES) is specified on your sending channel. ... [More]
Tags: conversion websphere mq data mqseries |
Perform object conversion for MQ when installing MQ for i5OS on V6.1.0 and higher
IBMi WebSphere MQ (WMQ) programs and service programs for v7.0.1 and v7.1 requires object conversion of WebSphere MQ programs and service programs because these programs were built using older versions of the operating system. This conversion must be done separately from that done for and by the operating system. Tips To Remember: You must do object conversion before applying any WebSphere MQ PTFs. To convert an existing WebSphere MQ installation, use the IBMi operating system command: STROBJCVN LIB(QMQM) The RSTOBJ FRCOBJCVN(*YES *ALL) option... [More]
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