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Run IBM MQ in a container. You can build an image containing either IBM MQ Advanced, or IBM MQ Advanced for Developers. The developer image includes a default developer configuration, to make it easier to get started. There is also an incubating folder for additional images for other MQ components, which you might find useful.
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QUESTION
I have a .NET Core 3.1
Application that's hosting REST services and I'm incorporating the SAP Connector utilities for some of the endpoints. I'm on Windows 10.
I'm running into an error through one of the endpoints when establishing new RfcConfigParameters
by doing RfcConfigParameters parameters = new RfcConfigParameters()
The error trace is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-17 at 16:40I guess, this is not what you would like to hear, but please check the release and support strategy of NCo 3.0. It says:
The supported Microsoft .NET Frameworks are 2.0, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 4.6, 4.7, and 4.8.
This means .NET Core is not supported at all by NCo. .NET Core is not the same as the classic .NET framework. If your application must be a .NET Core application, I doubt that you will be able to use the current SAP NCo at all then.
Unfortunately, SAP also did not announce any NCo version for .NET Core environments yet.
QUESTION
I am using the IBM MQ docker image, and I can't seem to change the message format. Is there any way to do so? After I click Create +
, I see a "Format" field, but it appears to be uneditable. Is there a way to change this?
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-24 at 10:02The MQ Console uses the IBM MQ REST API to send messages and is meant more for simple "hello world" testing purposes.
According to the IBM MQ 9.2 Knowledge center page IBM MQ>Reference>Developing applications reference>Messaging REST API reference>REST API resources>/messaging/qmgr/{qmgrName}/queue/{queueName}/message>POST:
Messages are sent as MQSTR formatted messages, and are put using the current user context.
...
Request body format
The request body must be text and use UTF-8 encoding. No specific text structure is required. An MQSTR formatted message containing the request body text is created and put to the specified queue.
QUESTION
I create and run rabbitMQ-container, using docker-compose:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-11 at 11:16The exposed container port is 15672, not 15671.
QUESTION
I'm trying to set up TLS mutual authentication between client and IBM-MQ queue manager (using the ibmcom/mq Docker image). The certificates are self-signed and created according to this article. As stated in the docs, it should be possible to bake in the server's private key and both certificates into the image. My Dockerfile
looks like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-17 at 03:36This attribute does not need to be set, unless you require to present a different certificate over this SVRCONN
than all the other channels on the queue manager. If you do not have this requirement, leave CHANNEL
attribute CERTLABL
blank and just use the overall queue manager wide certificate. This is either following the default pattern of a certificate named ibmWebSphereMQ
or uses the certificate label that you set using the following MQSC command:
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