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  Topic: MQIIH In VB6
BBuff

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PostForum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 6:59 am   Subject: MQIIH In VB6
The weird thing is that when I debug and step over the MQPUT line the reason code is 0.

Is this correct for building the header:
Private Function BuildBridgeHeader() As Variant
Dim header As ...
  Topic: MQIIH In VB6
BBuff

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Views: 15823

PostForum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 6:45 am   Subject: MQIIH In VB6
Well I lied. If the Message Descriptor Format property that's killing me somehow. If it's set to MQFMT_IMS the message never goes in the queue, but if it is set to MQFMT_STRING it's fine. Sorry for ...
  Topic: MQIIH In VB6
BBuff

Replies: 23
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PostForum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 6:08 am   Subject: MQIIH In VB6
True. I've been totally impressed with the response on the forum.

I do have a little more information. If PutApplType = MQAT_IMS_BRIDGE then the message never arrives in the queue. If it is se ...
  Topic: MQIIH In VB6
BBuff

Replies: 23
Views: 15823

PostForum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 5:39 am   Subject: MQIIH In VB6
Gotcha. Thanks for all of the help.

The structure is used internally by the bridge when the message is picked off, not unlike an RFH2 header.

The only code sample I had for the bridge was lost ...
  Topic: MQIIH In VB6
BBuff

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Views: 15823

PostForum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 4:52 am   Subject: MQIIH In VB6
So I have to do both? How then is the structure used if it's not referenced? You wouldn't happen to have a sample laying around would you?

Thanks so much for your time.

Sorry if I've mislead y ...
  Topic: MQIIH In VB6
BBuff

Replies: 23
Views: 15823

PostForum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 3:53 am   Subject: MQIIH In VB6
If I follow you correctly then I don't even need to populate the structure. I simply need to prepend the structure to the message, right?

Hi BBuff,

You're quite right - the IIH header needs to ...
  Topic: MQIIH In VB6
BBuff

Replies: 23
Views: 15823

PostForum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 5:26 pm   Subject: MQIIH In VB6
Thanks Eddie. Here's a question for you. I notice in several samples, all Java I believe, that the IIH header was included in the message using writeString. Since this doesn't exist in VB should I ...
  Topic: MQIIH In VB6
BBuff

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Views: 15823

PostForum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 5:23 pm   Subject: MQIIH In VB6
Thanks JT. I will ask the team that I'm doing this for to provide me a transaction to test with instead of my dummy one.

Once the MQPut is called I can go on the MF and look at the queue but the m ...
  Topic: MQIIH In VB6
BBuff

Replies: 23
Views: 15823

PostForum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 12:26 pm   Subject: MQIIH In VB6
Thanks for the fast reply Wayne. First, here's the MQPUT code:

MQPUT g_conn, g_obj_put, md, pmo, buflen, Buffer, comp_code, r_code

Both comp_code and r_code equal 0 following this call.

I do ...
  Topic: MQIIH In VB6
BBuff

Replies: 23
Views: 15823

PostForum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 11:39 am   Subject: MQIIH In VB6
I've tried searching this valuable resource (and everything else Google will spit out at me) for an answer to this, but no luck thus far.

I'm trying to send a message via the bridge to IMS using VB ...
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