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weixiazero
PostPosted: Sun Jul 23, 2006 6:15 am    Post subject: MQ Workflow SupportPac WA0C apply Reply with quote

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Our application used Workflow 3.5 and connected using LOC_LOCATOR Policy. We are trying to eliminate JNI calls in our application and hence we are going to apply supportPac (WA0C) to use the Pure Java API.
In the installation guide of WA0C,there are guideline show that The Pure Java API uses JMS mode to communicate with the Workflow Server,which will always use UTF-8 to send message. I have searched in the document of MQWFL,but not found any information about what character set does the old Java API use to send the message? (Though I guess it should use UTF-8 too,found nothing from the document.)
Maybe very simple a quesion to you,I would very appreciate receiving your reply.
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hos
PostPosted: Sun Jul 23, 2006 10:46 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Yes,

your assumptions are correct.
Your application should not notice any difference with respect to the allowed character set.
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weixiazero
PostPosted: Sun Jul 30, 2006 9:01 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Hi,hos, thank you for replying to my question.
Now I am trying to put WA0C into practise on the following environment:
AIX 1: WebSphere & MQ,MQ workflow
AIX 2: MQ workflow server & DB server
Everything went well and I had success in test the existing fmcrc file with new configuration tool.
But when I was going to run the Web Application ,which uses workflow API and runs on WebSphere,I got an error as follows:
FMC00013E communication error,failing action:connect ,failing object:MQM0711T(which is name of my local queue manager)

Here I used root to start WebSphere, and also, I have used
fmczdmqa -d -p root to confirm that root has the authorization on MQM0711T.
(fmczdmqa -y FMC -p root I have tried this command too,but...)

I even have tried to set export MQSNOAUT=yes,
which is being described in the installation guide of WA0C,but it was useless.
When I return to use the original module : fmcojagt.jar, everything goes well as before.

Could anybody give me some suggestion on the new coming problem,for I have been trying my best to solve it,but still can't make progress headway.
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hos
PostPosted: Sun Jul 30, 2006 10:40 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Hi,

there is a lot of opportunity to make a configuration error. You did not post the MQ return code that comes with the RC=13 API error.
I guess your client should connect to the remote queue manager on AIX 2 (?)
In this case you should use the MQ Client interface (check the Installation Guide how to use the Client API when an MQ Server is installed on an AIX box). You need to do this during the configuration step.

You can try to use the configuration checker fmczchk to get further information about your problems.
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weixiazero
PostPosted: Mon Jul 31, 2006 2:42 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Hi,fos.
I am sorry that I forgot to post MQ Return Code here, the RC is 2035,which means MQRC_NOT_AUTHORIZED.

We have MQ workflow installed on AIX 1, also we are using fmcojagt.jar with MQ_SERVER MODE, in which case MQ workflow api will connect to local queue manger MQM0711T first,and it does work very well until we replaced it with the new Java Native API.

I have used fmczchk to get more info about the problem, but the result indicates that everything goes well...
(sorry that I can't attach the result here due to some problem with my network, but I indeed got a result with 0 errors and 0 warnings)
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