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PFranklin · Posted: Wed Jan 29, 2003 8:09 am Post subject:

I am currently working on an MQ implementation connecting from a client running on NT or LINUX to OS/390. The channel(s) are secured using Primeur DSMQ

I can write messages to queues when I use the standard amqsputc client with a Channel Definition Table but I am having a bit of trouble setting one up with Java (I need to be able to use MQMD headers and we have a basic Java client that does this for non-DSMQ secured connections so this appeared to be an obvious starting point and its portable between NT and LINUX)

I have read many of the posts on setting up Channel Definitions/Exits in the code but I'm slightly puzzled on how to set up my definitions which are as follows :

Client Connection
Security Exit name : /var/mqm/dsmqpps/bin/mqppsx.so(SCYEXIT) << actual security module
Security Exit data : /var/mqm/dsmqpps/bin/mqppsx.ini << configuration file

I'm assuming that I don't need to worry about the Server Connection on the Java side since that is in place

All the examples I have seen just show one parameter being used for calling security exits but it looks like I need two in this case

Any ideas would be appreciated

Thanks