Hi asankha,
 
As far as I know, IBM does not offer a free version of WebsphereMQ. It's their 
flagship messaging product and they always collect on it.
 
Having said that, it is obviously in Axis2's interest to support WebsphereMQ as 
it is one of two dominant messaging products in the world today. More 
importantly, it is in IBM's interest to have Axis2 supporting WebsphereMQ.
 
I'm an IBM business partner so I obviously can't just send over a copy, but I 
do note that there are quite a few Axis2 committers that work for IBM - can 
they source a copy? If we can get a copy sent to you I can certainly write up a 
quick one-page run-sheet outling how to setup QueueManagers, Queues, 
Authorities etc to conduct a test.
 
Alternatively, in the meantime, if the changes are made, I can confirm whether 
they succeeded or not. Is this sufficient or do you wish to have this become a 
part of the standard regression test suite?
 
Unfortunately I'm having no end of trouble getting maven to behave properly 
with our proxy so I can't build locally at the moment. :-(
 
Mark B
 

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From: Asankha C. Perera [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Mon 6/18/2007 10:01 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [jira] Updated: (AXIS2-2816) JMS over WebsphereMQ doesn't support 
'CLIENT' connections


Mark

Does WebSphere have a community edition (i.e. that does not require the 
purchase of a license) that could be used to test this fix? 

asankha

Mark Badorrek (JIRA) wrote: 

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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-2816?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel
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        Mark Badorrek updated AXIS2-2816:
        ---------------------------------
        
            Attachment: Axis2-websphereMQ-fix.zip
        
        Can't test as I can't build Axis2 under maven at the moment.
        If this is included in the nightly build I can run it through a 
websphereMQ test.
        
        Current functionality remains unchanged; there is no logical or API 
modification.
        The new functionality is only activated if the new parameters are 
present in the JNDI tree.
        
        
        
          

                JMS over WebsphereMQ doesn't support 'CLIENT' connections
                ---------------------------------------------------------
                
                                Key: AXIS2-2816
                                URL: 
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-2816
                            Project: Axis 2.0 (Axis2)
                         Issue Type: Bug
                         Components: kernel
                   Affects Versions: 1.2
                        Environment: Tomcat 6, WindowsXP, WebsphereMQ 6.0
                           Reporter: Mark Badorrek
                        Attachments: Axis2-websphereMQ-fix.zip
                
                
                Currently Axis2 can only connect withthe 
factory.createConnection() method from the JMS API.
                This is insufficient for WebspherMQ CLIENT connections, where 
the administrator must nominate a particular userID and password per 
connectionfactory, resulting in the following call which is unsupported in the 
Axis2 JMS code:
                factory.createConnection(userID, password) 
                The attached Axis2 JMS files contain the fix to allow the 
deployer to specify a nominated userID and password through the standard Axis2 
JNDI lookup mechanism.
                    

          

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