New to JMS 3.6 for Windows and have a couple of questions about it.
Hi I'm new to JMS 3.6 for windows and I have a couple of questions that I hope someone can answer.
1. With the new JMS 3.6 it has implemented the new client side ping. How is this setup? Is there an example of code that utilizes this ability in the samples provided?
2. Is this feature in both the enterprise edition and the platform edition?
3. Also for Windows what is the latest update for 3.6?
Any help will be appricated.
Thanks
# 1
Hi,
1. With the new JMS 3.6 it has implemented the new client side ping. How is this setup? Is there an example of code that utilizes this ability in the samples provided?
By default, MQ client runtime automatically *pings* the broker every 30 seconds only if no activities between the client and broker.You may change the ping interval by setting the Java system property (imqPingInterval) or through the connection factory.
2. Is this feature in both the enterprise edition and the platform edition?
Yes.
3. Also for Windows what is the latest update for 3.6?
MQ3.6sp3
http://www.sun.com/download/products.xml?id=43387399
# 2
Thanks for the reply to my questions.
I have another that can be hopefully answered in regards to the client side ping.
1. With the client side ping, if the clients computers network cable is disconnected and then reconnected will the ping properly re-establish its connection or is it up to the client application to do this process?
2. Will the client side ping resolve the issue with half-open connections that 3.5 had?
2. When creating the persistent queue objects on the server are there any special settings to set to properly configure the queues. When working with 3.5 I previously had the following:
cmdtype=add
obj.type=qf
obj.lookupName=QueueConnectionFactory
obj.attrs.imqBrokerHostName=localhost
obj.attrs.imqBrokerHostPort=7676
objstore.attrs.java.naming.factory.initial=com.sun.jndi.fscontext.RefFSContextF actory
objstore.attrs.java.naming.provider.url=file:///C:/Temp
Thanks in advance for any sugestions
