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		     Topic: MQIIH In VB6 | 
  		
  		
		  BBuff
  
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		   Forum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 6:59 am   Subject: MQIIH In VB6 | 
  		
  		
		  The weird thing is that when I debug and step over the MQPUT line the reason code is 0.
 
 Is this correct for building the header:
 Private Function BuildBridgeHeader() As Variant
     Dim header As  ... | 
  		
  		
		     Topic: MQIIH In VB6 | 
  		
  		
		  BBuff
  
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		   Forum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 6:45 am   Subject: MQIIH In VB6 | 
  		
  		
		  | Well I lied.  If the Message Descriptor Format property that's killing me somehow.  If it's set to MQFMT_IMS the message never goes in the queue, but if it is set to MQFMT_STRING it's fine.  Sorry for ... | 
  		
  		
		     Topic: MQIIH In VB6 | 
  		
  		
		  BBuff
  
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		   Forum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 6:08 am   Subject: MQIIH In VB6 | 
  		
  		
		  True.  I've been totally impressed with the response on the forum.  
 
 I do have a little more information.  If PutApplType = MQAT_IMS_BRIDGE then the message never arrives in the queue.  If it is se ... | 
  		
  		
		     Topic: MQIIH In VB6 | 
  		
  		
		  BBuff
  
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		   Forum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 5:39 am   Subject: MQIIH In VB6 | 
  		
  		
		  Gotcha.  Thanks for all of the help.
 
 The structure is used internally by the bridge when the message is picked off, not unlike an RFH2 header. 
 
 The only code sample I had for the bridge was lost ... | 
  		
  		
		     Topic: MQIIH In VB6 | 
  		
  		
		  BBuff
  
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		   Forum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 4:52 am   Subject: MQIIH In VB6 | 
  		
  		
		  So I have to do both?  How then is the structure used if it's not referenced?  You wouldn't happen to have a sample laying around would you?
 
 Thanks so much for your time.
 
 Sorry if I've mislead y ... | 
  		
  		
		     Topic: MQIIH In VB6 | 
  		
  		
		  BBuff
  
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		   Forum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 3:53 am   Subject: MQIIH In VB6 | 
  		
  		
		  If I follow you correctly then I don't even need to populate the structure.  I simply need to prepend the structure to the message, right?
 
 Hi BBuff,
 
 You're quite right - the IIH header needs to  ... | 
  		
  		
		     Topic: MQIIH In VB6 | 
  		
  		
		  BBuff
  
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		   Forum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 5:26 pm   Subject: MQIIH In VB6 | 
  		
  		
		  | Thanks Eddie.   Here's a question for you.  I notice in several samples, all Java I believe, that the IIH header was included in the message using writeString.  Since this doesn't exist in VB should I ... | 
  		
  		
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		  BBuff
  
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		   Forum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 5:23 pm   Subject: MQIIH In VB6 | 
  		
  		
		  Thanks JT.  I will ask the team that I'm doing this for to provide me a transaction to test with instead of my dummy one.
 
 Once the MQPut is called I can go on the MF and look at the queue but the m ... | 
  		
  		
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		  BBuff
  
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		   Forum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 12:26 pm   Subject: MQIIH In VB6 | 
  		
  		
		  Thanks for the fast reply Wayne.  First, here's the MQPUT code:
 
 MQPUT g_conn, g_obj_put, md, pmo, buflen, Buffer, comp_code, r_code
 
 Both comp_code and r_code equal 0 following this call.
 
 I do ... | 
  		
  		
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		  BBuff
  
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		   Forum: IBM MQ API Support   Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 11:39 am   Subject: MQIIH In VB6 | 
  		
  		
		  I've tried searching this valuable resource (and everything else Google will spit out at me) for an answer to this, but no luck thus far.
 
 I'm trying to send a message via the bridge to IMS using VB ... |