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| solkit |
 Posted: Tue Jun 06, 2006 2:52 am Post subject: tool for monitoring? |
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Is there any tool for monitor the status Queue or Queue Manger on Linux?
For example I'd like to get know whethere a messages are in a Queue or not when I test the application.
I'm using 'display qstatus(Q name) currently also when I get the information of Topic in pub/sub, I use amqspsd commend.
But It is very annoying me.
Is there any tool for monitoring thoes above things?
As I know there is a WebSphere MQ Explore on Window system.
Is there GUI MQ tool on Linux system?
I think the PCF help thoes stuffs. Anybody has already been made things?
Thanks. ^^;
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| jefflowrey |
| Posted: Tue Jun 06, 2006 4:55 am Post subject: |
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Any of the tools out that monitor WebSphere MQ should be able to monitor a Linux queue manager.
WebSphere MQ v6 includes a version of MQ Explorer that is based on Eclipse and it runs on all of the distributed platforms (Not mainframe) as far as I know.
Yes, using PCF messages is one way to monitor MQ from a remote or local place.
Yes, I've written code to use PCF messages to monitor MQ. NO, I can't share it with you, sorry! But I promise it is easy. Particularly, if you know Perl well, then the Perl MQ module has a lot of support for writing monitoring tools prebuilt and it makes it easy to run PCF commands.
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| wschutz |
| Posted: Tue Jun 06, 2006 6:48 am Post subject: |
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WebSphere MQ v6 includes a version of MQ Explorer that is based on Eclipse and it runs on all of the distributed platforms (Not mainframe) as far as I know.
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well, it might RUN on all the dist platforms, but its only SUPPORTED on Windows and linux x86.
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