Stack Exchange MQ Q&A- Subscription name starts with XMS: instead of JMS: when using IBM.XMS unmanaged client for .NET 4.7.2 – stackoverflow.com
- What happens when there are more than one @JmsListener in an application? (in terms of concurrency) – stackoverflow.com
- How to display local queues where curdepth reached its maxdepth in ibm mq – stackoverflow.com
- MQHeaderList size is 0, but reading a specific MQRFH2 works – stackoverflow.com
- can multiple producers send message to Queue at the same time from different java applications – stackoverflow.com
Category Archives: IIB
Command Server Gotcha
The title of my last post, Client-based runmqsc gotcha, was a bit of a misnomer. Although I stumbled onto it using runmqsc client, the root cause of the issue really lies with the Command Server. That means anything that drives … Continue reading
Knowledge Center corrections
Keen-eyed observers will have noticed that the MQ and IIB Knowledge Centers now have a floating “Contact Us” overlay at the bottom-right of the page. There’s a bit of history there but long story short, for a while there was … Continue reading
Time for MQ to get serious about instrumentation and admin. Again.
Outstanding RFEs and feature requests have been a hot topic on the MQ list server of late. Looking at the RFEs that have been posted and discussed, there’s a general architectural requirement many of them seem to have in common: … Continue reading
Posted in Events, IBMMQ, IIB, News, Security, WMQ Security
Tagged Events, Hursley, IBM MQ, News, Recommended Practices, security, vulnerability, WebSphere MQ, WebSphere MQ Security, WMQ, WMQ Security
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Configuration backups: the forgotten WMQ security control
Update: IBM has reconsidered and has announced that dmpmqcfg will be fixed as a defect! Subscribe if you would like a notification when the fix is announced. But please do read the post, especially if you are using amqoamd for … Continue reading →
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