Sid/Roger,
The reason I want to use JMS rather then the MQ.NET API is because lets face
it, the .NET API is far from being really object-oriented, it very much like
coding procedural using an OO language. Now that would fine if we were
writing VB code, but we have a lot of Java know-how and we
Title: MQ and SAP Business Connector
Hi,
I would like to know if there is anyone out there using SAP Business connector to send messages to / from WMQ? And if so, is there a specific adaptor required to set it up or can Business Connector be configured to communicate with WMQ directly?
Hello All,
I need to know from real people not from a website and quotes is the
following configuration recommended:
a.. WebSphere MQ 5.3.1 for Z/OS with the latest fixes
b.. OS/390 2.10 ( I will send put level if anybody thinks it will help)
Well does anybody think we should go this way
Hi Didi,
Whilst we never got around to actually running 5.3.1 on OS/390 2.10 in
production (the upgrade to z/OS 1.4 got in just before it) we did test
that combination and didn't have a problem. 5.3.1 is supported on OS/390
2.10. Might want to check the more recent fixes for any incompatibility
Didi,
You'll have to share the cost information, more
detail about applications that you run and the
messaging volume trends at your shop if you want a
'real world' answer. Some questions...
Why did you not convert to MQ v5.2 for os/390 2.10?
MQ 5.3.1 will run on os/390 2.10 - did you know?
In
Hi,
So, you are in a Ford dealership wanting to buy a Mustang but saying you want
the features and color of a Corvette!?!?!
Now maybe your boss is Bill Gates but seriously, if you want J2EE features then
why don't you just use Java?
It can't be a cost issue. You can get almost everything for
I've always been intrigued what sort of apps actually create such large
messages. Personally, I always felt MQ was designed to promote
transactional processing and for distributing informational (non-persistent,
pub-sub) messages. But, as with any product, users always find new ways to
use it in
We have large messages ranging from 1-100Meg. I think my number of buffers
is too low. What does anyone suggest for # of buffers, especially for a
100Meg message?
Also, do you recommend increasing the region size if I substantially
increase the number of buffers? If so, best guess on how much?
Hi Dave,
On what platform do you wish to do it?
Using COM+ gives you pooling for C++ on windows, as for other
platforms, we needed to write code, but that was a long time ago...
Cheers
Didi
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From: David C. Partridge [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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My boss is not Bill Gates, but he still wants to downsize the sun machines
to Intel and as for wanting the Corvette well I want the Ferrari!!!
You don't need to tell me about J2EE being better I know that for sure, but
we have a lot of .NET code that will need to work with other platforms and I
Carol,
It will take you around 30,000 4k buffers for each
100 meg message that you intend to have memory
resident.
100*1048576/3600=29127 rounded or,
room for 9 100meg messages, per gig of memory.
You'll want to turn on SMF115 records, uses not so
much disk and the performance hit is arounf
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