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| sahamidas |
 Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2012 4:12 am Post subject: Sent data from POS Device to WMB By TCP/IP |
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Hi,
I want Sent data from POS Device to WMB By TCP/IP
POS Device -------> TCPIP Server Input -------------> MQ Out put
Config:
TCPIP Server Input : Connection Ditals 192.168.20.23:8001 Message Domain : BLOB
MQ Output : Q name --> Q_Out
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so, after send Data From POS Device to MB , Create Error in MB :"Could not fine defult launch configuration."
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| smdavies99 |
| Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2012 5:22 am Post subject: |
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Enable UserTrace and repeat.
The resulting log file should show a bit more information.
What is the BIP Error Code from the output you are seeing?
What platform?
What Version & Patch Level of Broker are you using?
Are you sure that the relevant port in the Firewall is open?
I'm using the TCPIPServer node in an application at the moment.(Broker 7.0.0.3). I'm not seeing this sort of problem.
We really do need some more detail from you to start assisting you in sorting out the problem.
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| sahamidas |
| Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2012 9:10 pm Post subject: |
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Hi,
Thanks to Support me,problem was firewall and this Problem resolved with help you. I'm using Message Broker V 7.0.0.1 , Wnidows 7 and POS Terminal Emulator v 1.0.2
so now one New Problem  " Receive Data to POS From WMB "
Receiving data on a TCP/IP server socket and sending data back to the same connection
POS Terminal Emulator <------------> TCPIPServerInput<-----------> TCPIPServerOutput
Set the following properties of the TCPIPServerInput node:
On the Basic tab, set the Connection details property to 1414.
On the Advanced tab, set the Input stream modification property to Reserve input stream and release at end of flow.
Set the following properties of the TCPIPServerOutput node:
On the Basic tab, set the Connection details property to 1414.
On the Request tab, set the ID location property to LocalEnvironment/TCPIP/Input/ConnectionDetails/Id.
On the Advanced tab, set the Close connection property to After data has been sent.
Problem: after send Data to WMB. POS Terminal Emulator stay in State "Wait Host" , and after timeout generate error in Emulator |
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| smdavies99 |
| Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2012 11:40 pm Post subject: |
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| sahamidas wrote: |
Hi,
On the Basic tab, set the Connection details property to 1414.
On the Advanced tab, set the Input stream modification property to Reserve input stream and release at end of flow.
Set the following properties of the TCPIPServerOutput node:
On the Basic tab, set the Connection details property to 1414.
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Do you be any chance have your Broker (or any other ) Queue Manager Listener Port set to 1414?
You can only have one thing listeneing on a port.
If you do then you will have to change the port of either the MQ listener or the TCPIP nodes.(and then the firewall...?)
There should be some events in the Event Log telling you that the TCPIP Server node could not bind to the configured port.
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| McueMart |
| Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2012 1:30 am Post subject: |
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| On the Basic tab, set the Connection details property to 1414. |
I believe the connection details has to be in hostname:port format? e.g. 'localhost:1414'
A simple way to test is to stick a breakpoint after your input node and check the request is being picked up correctly.
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| On the Request tab, set the ID location property to LocalEnvironment/TCPIP/Input/ConnectionDetails/Id. |
Do you have any nodes in between your Input and Output nodes? If so you'll need something like:
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| SET OutputLocalEnvironment.Destination.TCPIP.Output.Id = Environment.Variables.TCPConnectionID; |
(Where Environment.Variables.TCPConnectionID is the value you stored from the LocalEnvironment immediately after the input node)
With the correct Compute mode set on the Compute node. |
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