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dcipher18 · Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2003 11:20 am Post subject:

Hi all,

I have an MQSeries client application that runs on Sun Solaris. It connects to a Queue Manager on another Unix box. Messages sent from my application are then forwarded to a Queue Manager residing on an AS400.

The application on the AS400 side seems to have come accross a problem parsing the xml contained in my messages. What I find strange is that our system works completely in development but only comes across this problem in production. I don't have access to the Queue Managers themselves and have to rely on the MQSeries administrator that the Queue Managers are setup the same on both Development and Production. Someone pointed out that the version of Java (on the AS/400 side) is different between production and development. It is version 1.3 on development but only version 1.2 on production. Can this really be the issue??? has anyone come across something like this before?

Just so you know, on the Unix side, I am sending the messages with characterSet=37. When manually viewed on the Queue on the AS400 side (whether in production or in development) the messages seem to have a few wierd characters -- mainly Ã‚... (which seems to be the newline character) but the program is able to parse the message successfully in development but not in production.

Does anyone have any suggestions.

Thanks in advance.

Eddie