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Shadow
PostPosted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 12:08 pm    Post subject: [solved] Routing message from WebService to MQ Reply with quote

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Hello!

I´m trying to send a message received from a WebService (over HTTP) to MQ Queue.
I create the MRM and MQMD properties, but, when Broker tries to write to queue, it returns an "2667 - Failed to put message" error.

Any ideias?

What is the mininum data that i have to put in MQMD header?

I´m using Message Broker 6, MQ 5.3 in Windows ambient.

Thanks in advance
Luis
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Bill.Matthews
PostPosted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 12:43 pm    Post subject: Re: Routing message from WebService to MQ Reply with quote

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Shadow wrote:
Hello!

I´m trying to send a message received from a WebService (over HTTP) to MQ Queue.
I create the MRM and MQMD properties, but, when Broker tries to write to queue, it returns an "2667 - Failed to put message" error.

Any ideias?

What is the mininum data that i have to put in MQMD header?

I´m using Message Broker 6, MQ 5.3 in Windows ambient.

Thanks in advance
Luis


First - make sure that the MQMD is added to the output messsage in the proper place and the the HTTPinput header has been removed. A trace of ${Root} should help there.

Second - in the MQOutput node, in the Advanced section - did you change the entry for Message Context? Keep in mind that the Messsage Context for an MQ message is taken from the associated MQ Input message - and you don't have one - so, I suggest that you change that option to Default.

I've done this very successfully.
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Shadow
PostPosted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 12:55 pm    Post subject: Re: Routing message from WebService to MQ Reply with quote

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Bill.Matthews wrote:

First - make sure that the MQMD is added to the output messsage in the proper place and the the HTTPinput header has been removed. A trace of ${Root} should help there.

This was ok.
FlowDebug was VERY usefull here hehehe.

Bill.Matthews wrote:

Second - in the MQOutput node, in the Advanced section - did you change the entry for Message Context? Keep in mind that the Messsage Context for an MQ message is taken from the associated MQ Input message - and you don't have one - so, I suggest that you change that option to Default.

I've done this very successfully.

YEAH!
It worked. Tnks.
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