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| How to Send Refrence messages using MQSeries Client. |
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| eknathv |
 Posted: Wed Nov 20, 2002 12:00 am Post subject: How to Send Refrence messages using MQSeries Client. |
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Joined: 14 Aug 2002
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Location: Bangalore
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Hi,
I am able to send refrence messages between two Queue Managers using Message Exit. I would like to do the same thing using MQSeries Client so what should I do. Their is no Message Exit in SVRCONN channel & SEND/RECEIVE Exits cant do these task.
If you have any solutions for the same please revert back to me.
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| jhues789 |
| Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2005 5:57 am Post subject: Additional question....... Reference Message |
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Location: Madison WI
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I am wondering is anyone has a answer. I am also looking to do the same sort of programming.
We are MQ 5.3 (csd7) on iSeries and Windows platforms. I would like to use the MQ client on the windows platform but am wondering if this is going to introduce a limitation with reference messaging.
From the programming guide............................
The Reference Message samples allow a large object to be transferred from one node to another (usually on different systems) without the need for the object to be stored on WebSphere MQ queues at either the source or the destination nodes.
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| jefflowrey |
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The client software does very little work on it's own. It makes a connection to an agent on the server, and then reads and writes data from that connection. The agent is responsible for executing the API commands that ar e needed.
In other words, there's very little execution that goes on on the client machine.
You might be able to code a send/receive exit pair that will establish a new network socket and exchange files that way.
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