Hello, i did everything you did on the video and it is nice, now im trying something more "real". I have my mq on a container and also i have my iib on a different container. Im trying to put a message in a Queue but i just cant, the log say: Failed to open WebSphere MQ queue 'ASCN.DATA.IN' on queue manager 'QM1' because of reason code '2035'. How can i solve this? (im not sure what usr im using)
Hi, sorry there's been a delay with us being able to see this! There's a lot of possible causes for a 2035 error, if you raise the issue on stackoverflow and tag it with [ibm-mq], we'll be able to help you out there :)
@@maxk9180 Hi All, I'm a MQ Administrator, I have installed MQ 9.2 and migrated all the QMGRs now client wants to use MQ console, can anyone please tell me the process to setup the MQ console.
There are differences in the configuration of the web console between the docker developer Image and the production versions. The developer Image comes with a simple user registry but production images need some configuration steps - this can be found in the product info center.
Hi All, I'm a MQ Administrator, I have installed MQ 9.2 and migrated all the QMGRs now client wants to use MQ console, can anyone please tell me the process to setup the MQ console.
Hi Jeswanth, this depends on the platform where you're running MQ, but you can get the console anywhere. This article gives some practical guidance developer.ibm.com/tutorials/mq-setting-up-using-ibm-mq-console/ and this page from our IBM Documentation site gives a more in-depth technical overview: www.ibm.com/docs/en/ibm-mq/9.2?topic=administering-administration-using-web-console If you're still having trouble, you can also raise a question on Stackoverflow and tag your question with [ibm-mq] and we can see more of your situation there. Hope this helps!
Hi, sorry about the delay. If you're still stuck please raise an issue on stackoverflow and tag it with [ibm-mq], we'll be able to see your code and help you there!
@@maxk9180 Hi All, I'm a MQ Administrator, I have installed MQ 9.2 and migrated all the QMGRs now client wants to use MQ console, can anyone please tell me the process to setup the MQ console.
Please clarify the small dout. In Test Environment msgs stored in queue that msgs need to be stored in file without header. Is there any command please help me on this. Please reply on this anyone. Thankyou.
Hi Rajani, I'm not entirely sure what you mean here, but we can try and help you out. If you go to stackoverflow.com/ and ask your question with the [ibm-mq] tag, you'll be able to share your code with us and we can get more of an idea of what you're trying to do! Hope we can help you that way!
Hi Rajani! Stack Overflow is a website platform where developers, but not only, can ask questions, receive answers and generally discuss all things in the domain. 🙂
Hi Srinivas, the JMS Connection Factory object you're talking about would be used on the client side - so not used by MQ, instead used by the application that's putting messages to MQ. It's the responsibility of your Java application to create this object. A JMS connection factory is used to create connections from your Java application (which uses the JMS API) to send messages to MQ. This tutorial explains how you'd go about doing this: developer.ibm.com/components/ibm-mq/tutorials/mq-develop-mq-jms/ and there is more information about the JMS API in this video: ruclips.net/video/U8XCxUYeY_k/видео.html Hope this helps!
Hello, i did everything you did on the video and it is nice, now im trying something more "real". I have my mq on a container and also i have my iib on a different container. Im trying to put a message in a Queue but i just cant, the log say: Failed to open WebSphere MQ queue 'ASCN.DATA.IN' on queue manager 'QM1' because of reason code '2035'. How can i solve this? (im not sure what usr im using)
Hi, sorry there's been a delay with us being able to see this! There's a lot of possible causes for a 2035 error, if you raise the issue on stackoverflow and tag it with [ibm-mq], we'll be able to help you out there :)
@@maxk9180 Hi All,
I'm a MQ Administrator, I have installed MQ 9.2 and migrated all the QMGRs
now client wants to use MQ console, can anyone please tell me the process to setup the MQ console.
There are differences in the configuration of the web console between the docker developer Image and the production versions. The developer Image comes with a simple user registry but production images need some configuration steps - this can be found in the product info center.
Hi All,
I'm a MQ Administrator, I have installed MQ 9.2 and migrated all the QMGRs
now client wants to use MQ console, can anyone please tell me the process to setup the MQ console.
Hi Jeswanth, this depends on the platform where you're running MQ, but you can get the console anywhere. This article gives some practical guidance developer.ibm.com/tutorials/mq-setting-up-using-ibm-mq-console/ and this page from our IBM Documentation site gives a more in-depth technical overview: www.ibm.com/docs/en/ibm-mq/9.2?topic=administering-administration-using-web-console
If you're still having trouble, you can also raise a question on Stackoverflow and tag your question with [ibm-mq] and we can see more of your situation there.
Hope this helps!
@@maxk9180 Thanks for your response Max 😊
@@JeswanthManikanta No problem! Hope the info was helpful.
Hi I am unable to access MQ console. Plz help me out
Hi, sorry about the delay. If you're still stuck please raise an issue on stackoverflow and tag it with [ibm-mq], we'll be able to see your code and help you there!
@@maxk9180 Hi All,
I'm a MQ Administrator, I have installed MQ 9.2 and migrated all the QMGRs
now client wants to use MQ console, can anyone please tell me the process to setup the MQ console.
Please clarify the small dout.
In Test Environment msgs stored in queue that msgs need to be stored in file without header. Is there any command please help me on this.
Please reply on this anyone.
Thankyou.
Hi Rajani, I'm not entirely sure what you mean here, but we can try and help you out. If you go to stackoverflow.com/ and ask your question with the [ibm-mq] tag, you'll be able to share your code with us and we can get more of an idea of what you're trying to do! Hope we can help you that way!
Sorry what is meant by stackoverflow.
Hi Rajani! Stack Overflow is a website platform where developers, but not only, can ask questions, receive answers and generally discuss all things in the domain. 🙂
@@IBMDeveloperAdvocates thank-you
Hi - Can I create JMS Connection Factory using console ? if not how do I do that with the MQ in container .. Thanks
Hi Srinivas, the JMS Connection Factory object you're talking about would be used on the client side - so not used by MQ, instead used by the application that's putting messages to MQ. It's the responsibility of your Java application to create this object.
A JMS connection factory is used to create connections from your Java application (which uses the JMS API) to send messages to MQ. This tutorial explains how you'd go about doing this: developer.ibm.com/components/ibm-mq/tutorials/mq-develop-mq-jms/ and there is more information about the JMS API in this video: ruclips.net/video/U8XCxUYeY_k/видео.html
Hope this helps!