Glassfish Cluster --> Remote IBM MQSeries. Need help!

[Shambola ()]

Hi! I'm Alessandro from Italy. I have a Websphere architecture and i want to recreate the same environment using Glassfish.

Now i have to configure jms.

On the websphere console, i have to configure:
- The jndi name
- The name of the queque manager
- Host
- Port
- Channel.

On glassfish i have only the jndi name :-((

I've read the document:
https://genericjmsra.dev.java.net/docs/websphere-mq-integration-guide/webspheremq_integration_guide.html

But they assumes that mq and glassfish are on the same machine.
And when they create the connection pool, they only use the name ("QCF" in the example):

asadmin create-connector-connection-pool -- raname genericra connectiondefinition javax.jms.QueueConnectionFactory --transactionsupport XATransaction --property ConnectionFactoryJndiName=QCF mypool

because the object QFC is defined on MQ

$ ./JMSAdmin

        InitCtx>def qcf<JNDI Name to be given to the Queue Connection Factory> hostname<IBM MQ server hostname> port(1414) channel(SYSTEM.DEF.SVRCONN)    
                      transport(CLIENT) qmanager<name of queue manager defined >
                     e.g. def qcf(QCF) hostname(localhost) port(1414) channel(SYSTEM.DEF.SVRCONN) transport(CLIENT) qmanager(QM1)


But, my MQ envinronment is ready up & running, on a remote machine!!!

Example:

I have a remore MQ on address 10.133.1.100, port 1414, queue manager Q1TEST
I want to create on Glassfish:

- A connector factory named jms/cftest1 usign CLIENTCHANNEL as channel
- A resource jms named jms/rstest1 using TEST.QUEUE as destination queue.


How can i do it?

I suppose that is easy and obvious for everyone... but not for me.... :-(

Thanks in advance!

Alessandro

[rampsarathy]

Hi Alessandro,
    Do you have the mq client installed on the client (machine where
glassfish is running). Also, note that if you want to use xatransactions
then you would need to install the extended transaction client libs
separately.
If you have the mq series client set-up on the client machine , then you
should be able to create jndi bindings using the JMSAdmin command on the
client machine. This bindings file would reside on the client machine,
and you can provide this as the provider_url when creating the ra
config. Generic ra would be able to use the objects from this jndi store
(like the QCF) to connect to the mq series server.

Thanks
-Ramesh


Shambola wrote:

> Hi, i'm Alessandro and this is my first post here...
> I have a Websphere architecture and i want to recreate the same environment
> using Glassfish.
>
> Now i have to configure jms.
>
> On the websphere console, i have to configure:
> - The jndi name
> - The name of the queque manager
> - Host
> - Port
> - Channel.
>
> On glassfish i have only the jndi name :-((
>
> I've read the document:
> https://genericjmsra.dev.java.net/docs/websphere-mq-integration-guide/webspheremq_integration_guide.html
>
> but they assumes that mq and glassfish are on the same machine.
> And when they create the connection pool, they only use the name ("QCF" in
> the example):
>
> asadmin create-connector-connection-pool -- raname genericra
> connectiondefinition javax.jms.QueueConnectionFactory --transactionsupport
> XATransaction --property ConnectionFactoryJndiName=QCF mypool
>
> And the MQ envinronment is ready up & running, so i started from the chapter
> "Configuring the Resource Adapter"
>
> But... where i have to use queue manager name, host, port and channel???
>
> I suppose that is easy and obvious for everyone... but not for me.... :-(
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Alessandro.
>  

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[Shambola]

Hi Ramesh!
Thank you for your superfast answer!!!

No, i haven't mq client installed on my server glassfish...
Now i see another big problem:Mq Client = LICENSE to pay!!!
(why websphere doesn't need you have the mq client installed??)

Have you got a workaround for this?

Thanks again...

Alessandro

rampsarathy wrote:

Hi Alessandro,
    Do you have the mq client installed on the client (machine where
glassfish is running). Also, note that if you want to use xatransactions
then you would need to install the extended transaction client libs
separately.
If you have the mq series client set-up on the client machine , then you
should be able to create jndi bindings using the JMSAdmin command on the
client machine. This bindings file would reside on the client machine,
and you can provide this as the provider_url when creating the ra
config. Generic ra would be able to use the objects from this jndi store
(like the QCF) to connect to the mq series server.

Thanks
-Ramesh


Shambola wrote:
> Hi, i'm Alessandro and this is my first post here...
> I have a Websphere architecture and i want to recreate the same environment
> using Glassfish.
>
> Now i have to configure jms.
>
> On the websphere console, i have to configure:
> - The jndi name
> - The name of the queque manager
> - Host
> - Port
> - Channel.
>
> On glassfish i have only the jndi name :-((
>
> I've read the document:
> https://genericjmsra.dev.java.net/docs/websphere-mq-integration-guide/webspheremq_integration_guide.html
>
> but they assumes that mq and glassfish are on the same machine.
> And when they create the connection pool, they only use the name ("QCF" in
> the example):
>
> asadmin create-connector-connection-pool -- raname genericra
> connectiondefinition javax.jms.QueueConnectionFactory --transactionsupport
> XATransaction --property ConnectionFactoryJndiName=QCF mypool
>
> And the MQ envinronment is ready up & running, so i started from the chapter
> "Configuring the Resource Adapter"
>
> But... where i have to use queue manager name, host, port and channel???
>
> I suppose that is easy and obvious for everyone... but not for me.... :-(
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Alessandro.
>  

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[rampsarathy]

Hi Alessandro,
    You would need the mq series jar files on the glassfish machine, i
dont think there is any work around for this. If there is a way by which
you could point to the mq jars, that should work too (you have to check
mq series docs/license).
  For creating the jms bindings file, you could create it on the server
and then copy it (.bindings) over to the client, that should work.

Also, i should warn you that the extended transaction support (XA
transactions) in Mq series client has to be installed separately, does
not come bundled with the client by default.

If you did not have the client jars, iam assuming glassfish
classpath-suffix does not contain these jars. And without this your
generic ra configuration will not be complete. I dont know how Web
sphere connects to MQ series, they might have the client libraries built
in, because of the tighter integration they have.

Thanks
-Ramesh




Shambola wrote:

> Hi Ramesh!
> Thank you for your superfast answer!!!
>
> No, i haven't mq client installed on my server glassfish...
> Now i see another big problem:Mq Client = LICENSE to pay!!!
> (why websphere doesn't need you have the mq client installed??)
>
> Have you got a workaround for this?
>
> Thanks again...
>
> Alessandro
>
>
> rampsarathy wrote:
>  
>> Hi Alessandro,
>>     Do you have the mq client installed on the client (machine where
>> glassfish is running). Also, note that if you want to use xatransactions
>> then you would need to install the extended transaction client libs
>> separately.
>> If you have the mq series client set-up on the client machine , then you
>> should be able to create jndi bindings using the JMSAdmin command on the
>> client machine. This bindings file would reside on the client machine,
>> and you can provide this as the provider_url when creating the ra
>> config. Generic ra would be able to use the objects from this jndi store
>> (like the QCF) to connect to the mq series server.
>>
>> Thanks
>> -Ramesh
>>
>>
>> Shambola wrote:
>>    
>>> Hi, i'm Alessandro and this is my first post here...
>>> I have a Websphere architecture and i want to recreate the same
>>> environment
>>> using Glassfish.
>>>
>>> Now i have to configure jms.
>>>
>>> On the websphere console, i have to configure:
>>> - The jndi name
>>> - The name of the queque manager
>>> - Host
>>> - Port
>>> - Channel.
>>>
>>> On glassfish i have only the jndi name :-((
>>>
>>> I've read the document:
>>> https://genericjmsra.dev.java.net/docs/websphere-mq-integration-guide/webspheremq_integration_guide.html
>>>
>>> but they assumes that mq and glassfish are on the same machine.
>>> And when they create the connection pool, they only use the name ("QCF"
>>> in
>>> the example):
>>>
>>> asadmin create-connector-connection-pool -- raname genericra
>>> connectiondefinition javax.jms.QueueConnectionFactory
>>> --transactionsupport
>>> XATransaction --property ConnectionFactoryJndiName=QCF mypool
>>>
>>> And the MQ envinronment is ready up & running, so i started from the
>>> chapter
>>> "Configuring the Resource Adapter"
>>>
>>> But... where i have to use queue manager name, host, port and channel???
>>>
>>> I suppose that is easy and obvious for everyone... but not for me.... :-(
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance!
>>>
>>> Alessandro.
>>>  
>>>      
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[Shambola]

Thank you again!
I've installed MQClient 5.3 on my glassfish server:

MQSeriesClient-5.3.0-1.i386.rpm
MQSeriesRuntime-5.3.0-1.i386.rpm
MQSeriesJava-5.3.0-1.i386.rpm

But i can't find the rpm of MQSeriesTXClient.
( http://www-306.ibm.com/software/integration/wmq/transclient.html )

We have a Passport license with IBM so i can download everything from IBM site, but i can't find the right eAssembly to download...

I tried the Server pack, the client pack, but... nothing to do...

Where did you find the MQSeriesTXClient rpm?????

Thank you!

rampsarathy wrote:

Hi Alessandro,
    You would need the mq series jar files on the glassfish machine, i
dont think there is any work around for this. If there is a way by which
you could point to the mq jars, that should work too (you have to check
mq series docs/license).
  For creating the jms bindings file, you could create it on the server
and then copy it (.bindings) over to the client, that should work.

Also, i should warn you that the extended transaction support (XA
transactions) in Mq series client has to be installed separately, does
not come bundled with the client by default.

If you did not have the client jars, iam assuming glassfish
classpath-suffix does not contain these jars. And without this your
generic ra configuration will not be complete. I dont know how Web
sphere connects to MQ series, they might have the client libraries built
in, because of the tighter integration they have.

Thanks
-Ramesh




Shambola wrote:
> Hi Ramesh!
> Thank you for your superfast answer!!!
>
> No, i haven't mq client installed on my server glassfish...
> Now i see another big problem:Mq Client = LICENSE to pay!!!
> (why websphere doesn't need you have the mq client installed??)
>
> Have you got a workaround for this?
>
> Thanks again...
>
> Alessandro
>
>
> rampsarathy wrote:
>  
>> Hi Alessandro,
>>     Do you have the mq client installed on the client (machine where
>> glassfish is running). Also, note that if you want to use xatransactions
>> then you would need to install the extended transaction client libs
>> separately.
>> If you have the mq series client set-up on the client machine , then you
>> should be able to create jndi bindings using the JMSAdmin command on the
>> client machine. This bindings file would reside on the client machine,
>> and you can provide this as the provider_url when creating the ra
>> config. Generic ra would be able to use the objects from this jndi store
>> (like the QCF) to connect to the mq series server.
>>
>> Thanks
>> -Ramesh
>>
>>
>> Shambola wrote:
>>    
>>> Hi, i'm Alessandro and this is my first post here...
>>> I have a Websphere architecture and i want to recreate the same
>>> environment
>>> using Glassfish.
>>>
>>> Now i have to configure jms.
>>>
>>> On the websphere console, i have to configure:
>>> - The jndi name
>>> - The name of the queque manager
>>> - Host
>>> - Port
>>> - Channel.
>>>
>>> On glassfish i have only the jndi name :-((
>>>
>>> I've read the document:
>>> https://genericjmsra.dev.java.net/docs/websphere-mq-integration-guide/webspheremq_integration_guide.html
>>>
>>> but they assumes that mq and glassfish are on the same machine.
>>> And when they create the connection pool, they only use the name ("QCF"
>>> in
>>> the example):
>>>
>>> asadmin create-connector-connection-pool -- raname genericra
>>> connectiondefinition javax.jms.QueueConnectionFactory
>>> --transactionsupport
>>> XATransaction --property ConnectionFactoryJndiName=QCF mypool
>>>
>>> And the MQ envinronment is ready up & running, so i started from the
>>> chapter
>>> "Configuring the Resource Adapter"
>>>
>>> But... where i have to use queue manager name, host, port and channel???
>>>
>>> I suppose that is easy and obvious for everyone... but not for me.... :-(
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance!
>>>
>>> Alessandro.
>>>  
>>>      
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If you have the MQ series CD set, that should have it. I don't know if
it can be downloaded, you have to contact mq series support maybe.

Thanks


Shambola wrote:

> Thank you again!
> I've installed MQClient 5.3 on my glassfish server:
>
> MQSeriesClient-5.3.0-1.i386.rpm
> MQSeriesRuntime-5.3.0-1.i386.rpm
> MQSeriesJava-5.3.0-1.i386.rpm
>
> But i can't find the rpm of MQSeriesTXClient.
> ( http://www-306.ibm.com/software/integration/wmq/transclient.html )
>
> We have a Passport license with IBM so i can download everything from IBM
> site, but i can't find the right eAssembly to download...
>
> I tried the Server pack, the client pack, but... nothing to do...
>
> Where did you find the MQSeriesTXClient rpm?????
>
> Thank you!
>
>
>
>
> rampsarathy wrote:
>> Hi Alessandro,
>>     You would need the mq series jar files on the glassfish machine, i
>> dont think there is any work around for this. If there is a way by which
>> you could point to the mq jars, that should work too (you have to check
>> mq series docs/license).
>>   For creating the jms bindings file, you could create it on the server
>> and then copy it (.bindings) over to the client, that should work.
>>
>> Also, i should warn you that the extended transaction support (XA
>> transactions) in Mq series client has to be installed separately, does
>> not come bundled with the client by default.
>>
>> If you did not have the client jars, iam assuming glassfish
>> classpath-suffix does not contain these jars. And without this your
>> generic ra configuration will not be complete. I dont know how Web
>> sphere connects to MQ series, they might have the client libraries built
>> in, because of the tighter integration they have.
>>
>> Thanks
>> -Ramesh
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Shambola wrote:
>>> Hi Ramesh!
>>> Thank you for your superfast answer!!!
>>>
>>> No, i haven't mq client installed on my server glassfish...
>>> Now i see another big problem:Mq Client = LICENSE to pay!!!
>>> (why websphere doesn't need you have the mq client installed??)
>>>
>>> Have you got a workaround for this?
>>>
>>> Thanks again...
>>>
>>> Alessandro
>>>
>>>
>>> rampsarathy wrote:
>>>  
>>>> Hi Alessandro,
>>>>     Do you have the mq client installed on the client (machine where
>>>> glassfish is running). Also, note that if you want to use xatransactions
>>>> then you would need to install the extended transaction client libs
>>>> separately.
>>>> If you have the mq series client set-up on the client machine , then you
>>>> should be able to create jndi bindings using the JMSAdmin command on the
>>>> client machine. This bindings file would reside on the client machine,
>>>> and you can provide this as the provider_url when creating the ra
>>>> config. Generic ra would be able to use the objects from this jndi store
>>>> (like the QCF) to connect to the mq series server.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>> -Ramesh
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Shambola wrote:
>>>>    
>>>>> Hi, i'm Alessandro and this is my first post here...
>>>>> I have a Websphere architecture and i want to recreate the same
>>>>> environment
>>>>> using Glassfish.
>>>>>
>>>>> Now i have to configure jms.
>>>>>
>>>>> On the websphere console, i have to configure:
>>>>> - The jndi name
>>>>> - The name of the queque manager
>>>>> - Host
>>>>> - Port
>>>>> - Channel.
>>>>>
>>>>> On glassfish i have only the jndi name :-((
>>>>>
>>>>> I've read the document:
>>>>> https://genericjmsra.dev.java.net/docs/websphere-mq-integration-guide/webspheremq_integration_guide.html
>>>>>
>>>>> but they assumes that mq and glassfish are on the same machine.
>>>>> And when they create the connection pool, they only use the name ("QCF"
>>>>> in
>>>>> the example):
>>>>>
>>>>> asadmin create-connector-connection-pool -- raname genericra
>>>>> connectiondefinition javax.jms.QueueConnectionFactory
>>>>> --transactionsupport
>>>>> XATransaction --property ConnectionFactoryJndiName=QCF mypool
>>>>>
>>>>> And the MQ envinronment is ready up & running, so i started from the
>>>>> chapter
>>>>> "Configuring the Resource Adapter"
>>>>>
>>>>> But... where i have to use queue manager name, host, port and
>>>>> channel???
>>>>>
>>>>> I suppose that is easy and obvious for everyone... but not for me....
>>>>> :-(
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks in advance!
>>>>>
>>>>> Alessandro.
>>>>>  
>>>>>      
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[Shambola]

FOUND!
now i try next steps....

Thanks again.

rampsarathy wrote:

If you have the MQ series CD set, that should have it. I don't know if
it can be downloaded, you have to contact mq series support maybe.

Thanks


Shambola wrote:
> Thank you again!
> I've installed MQClient 5.3 on my glassfish server:
>
> MQSeriesClient-5.3.0-1.i386.rpm
> MQSeriesRuntime-5.3.0-1.i386.rpm
> MQSeriesJava-5.3.0-1.i386.rpm
>
> But i can't find the rpm of MQSeriesTXClient.
> ( http://www-306.ibm.com/software/integration/wmq/transclient.html )
>
> We have a Passport license with IBM so i can download everything from IBM
> site, but i can't find the right eAssembly to download...
>
> I tried the Server pack, the client pack, but... nothing to do...
>
> Where did you find the MQSeriesTXClient rpm?????
>
> Thank you!
>
>
>
>
> rampsarathy wrote:
>> Hi Alessandro,
>>     You would need the mq series jar files on the glassfish machine, i
>> dont think there is any work around for this. If there is a way by which
>> you could point to the mq jars, that should work too (you have to check
>> mq series docs/license).
>>   For creating the jms bindings file, you could create it on the server
>> and then copy it (.bindings) over to the client, that should work.
>>
>> Also, i should warn you that the extended transaction support (XA
>> transactions) in Mq series client has to be installed separately, does
>> not come bundled with the client by default.
>>
>> If you did not have the client jars, iam assuming glassfish
>> classpath-suffix does not contain these jars. And without this your
>> generic ra configuration will not be complete. I dont know how Web
>> sphere connects to MQ series, they might have the client libraries built
>> in, because of the tighter integration they have.
>>
>> Thanks
>> -Ramesh
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Shambola wrote:
>>> Hi Ramesh!
>>> Thank you for your superfast answer!!!
>>>
>>> No, i haven't mq client installed on my server glassfish...
>>> Now i see another big problem:Mq Client = LICENSE to pay!!!
>>> (why websphere doesn't need you have the mq client installed??)
>>>
>>> Have you got a workaround for this?
>>>
>>> Thanks again...
>>>
>>> Alessandro
>>>
>>>
>>> rampsarathy wrote:
>>>  
>>>> Hi Alessandro,
>>>>     Do you have the mq client installed on the client (machine where
>>>> glassfish is running). Also, note that if you want to use xatransactions
>>>> then you would need to install the extended transaction client libs
>>>> separately.
>>>> If you have the mq series client set-up on the client machine , then you
>>>> should be able to create jndi bindings using the JMSAdmin command on the
>>>> client machine. This bindings file would reside on the client machine,
>>>> and you can provide this as the provider_url when creating the ra
>>>> config. Generic ra would be able to use the objects from this jndi store
>>>> (like the QCF) to connect to the mq series server.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>> -Ramesh
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Shambola wrote:
>>>>    
>>>>> Hi, i'm Alessandro and this is my first post here...
>>>>> I have a Websphere architecture and i want to recreate the same
>>>>> environment
>>>>> using Glassfish.
>>>>>
>>>>> Now i have to configure jms.
>>>>>
>>>>> On the websphere console, i have to configure:
>>>>> - The jndi name
>>>>> - The name of the queque manager
>>>>> - Host
>>>>> - Port
>>>>> - Channel.
>>>>>
>>>>> On glassfish i have only the jndi name :-((
>>>>>
>>>>> I've read the document:
>>>>> https://genericjmsra.dev.java.net/docs/websphere-mq-integration-guide/webspheremq_integration_guide.html
>>>>>
>>>>> but they assumes that mq and glassfish are on the same machine.
>>>>> And when they create the connection pool, they only use the name ("QCF"
>>>>> in
>>>>> the example):
>>>>>
>>>>> asadmin create-connector-connection-pool -- raname genericra
>>>>> connectiondefinition javax.jms.QueueConnectionFactory
>>>>> --transactionsupport
>>>>> XATransaction --property ConnectionFactoryJndiName=QCF mypool
>>>>>
>>>>> And the MQ envinronment is ready up & running, so i started from the
>>>>> chapter
>>>>> "Configuring the Resource Adapter"
>>>>>
>>>>> But... where i have to use queue manager name, host, port and
>>>>> channel???
>>>>>
>>>>> I suppose that is easy and obvious for everyone... but not for me....
>>>>> :-(
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks in advance!
>>>>>
>>>>> Alessandro.
>>>>>  
>>>>>      
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