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| Hot to set Expiry & Timestamp in MQRFH2 -> jms foler |
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| jamesyu |
 Posted: Fri Sep 24, 2010 1:37 pm Post subject: Hot to set Expiry & Timestamp in MQRFH2 -> jms foler |
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Acolyte
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Hi All,
I use ESQL. My flow produces a MQ message wtih MQRFH2 header, plus the <jms> folder that the downstream JMS applocation can take it as a JMS message.
Problem is, how to set up the Timestamp and Expiry in the <jms> folder?
Can someone post some sample ESQL code?
Thanks,
James |
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| paranoid221 |
| Posted: Mon Sep 27, 2010 10:34 pm Post subject: Re: Hot to set Expiry & Timestamp in MQRFH2 -> jms fo |
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| My flow produces a MQ message wtih MQRFH2 header, plus the <jms> folder that the downstream JMS applocation can take it as a JMS message. |
OK first thing. When you tack on a MQRFH2 header with the jms folder to your message, it is no longer an MQ message. For all practical purposes, it is now a JMS message.
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Problem is, how to set up the Timestamp and Expiry in the <jms> folder?
Can someone post some sample ESQL code?
Thanks,
James |
If you've already set values for other fields(such as destination etc) in the jms folder, setting the values for the fields you described shouldn't be challenging.
What have you tried so far? What results did you get?
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| mqjeff |
| Posted: Tue Sep 28, 2010 2:03 am Post subject: Re: Hot to set Expiry & Timestamp in MQRFH2 -> jms fo |
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| paranoid221 wrote: |
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| My flow produces a MQ message wtih MQRFH2 header, plus the <jms> folder that the downstream JMS applocation can take it as a JMS message. |
OK first thing. When you tack on a MQRFH2 header with the jms folder to your message, it is no longer an MQ message. For all practical purposes, it is now a JMS message. |
It's not a message at all as long as it's still inside an instance of a flow...
it's a logical message tree...  |
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