https://localhost:9443/ibmmq/console/login.html
this url is not working
this is my mq web status
dspmqweb status
MQWB1124I: Server 'mqweb' is running.
URLS:
https://fa05b45b4238:9443/ibmmq/console/
https://fa05b45b4238:9443/ibmmq/rest/
I have also tried https://fa05b45b4238:9443/ibmmq/console/login.html
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How to disable Web Server Plug-ins for IBM WebSphere Application Server v9.0 from passing following HTTP headers to origin server?
$WSXCTCONTEXTID: YJUIhwqmKBkA4ADUj28AAAAA
$WSIS: false
$WSSC: http
$WSPR: HTTP/1.1
$WSRA: 10.0.0.1
$WSRH: 10.0.0.1
$WSSN: 10.0.0.1
$WSSP: 8815
_WS_HAPRT_WLMVERSION: -1
They can't be disabled and can't otherwise be prevented.
The only configuration possible in this area relates to how similar headers received by the Plugin, which is "RemoveSpecialHeaders" (default true) in plugin-cfg.xml
I've created a ftp server on localhost:21
I created on OSB (I use OEPE to play with OSB) the proxy service called FTPpol
I configured FTPpol in this way:
General configuration(first tab): messaging service
Message Type Configuration: text in message requeste type and i leave the message response type on None
Transport Configuration: protocol: ftp and Endpoint Uri: ftp://127.0.0.1/
FTP Transport Configuration: User Authentication: External User and i use a service account previously created (with the username and password need to access to ftp)
After this configuration I receive a connection error on the console everytime the proxy try the polling. The username and password are correct and the server ftp is up and reachable.
Any suggestion?
My suggestion is to use an adapter for it, as seem here:
https://blogs.oracle.com/MarkSmith/entry/osb_and_ftp_adapter_in_11g
I am relatively new to the world of java. I am building a web application where I use Spring. So here's the case:
We have deployed the web app to our development server , and have it out in the open. This is how our network administrator explained it (don't really understand it but might be important for you):
55.555.55.5 is a NAT port to 77.77.77.77 ; 77.77.77.77 is an apache proxy server that makes a connection to 99.9.99.999.
We tell this server - 55.555.55.5 on http port to connect to 99.9.99.999 on port 8080 and give the client a connection on port 80 of 55.555.55.5; At the moment it is 1:1 connection...
And here is the problem:
On http://localhost:8080/myapp/ and on http://99.9.99.999:8080/myapp/ (our development server) everything works fine.
But on http://55.555.55.5:8080/myapp/ which is visible to the clients if I load the login page and right away login its ok, but if I wait like a couple of minutes on the page I get this:
HTTP Status 501 - Method email=something%40gmail.com&password=somethingGET is not implemented by this servlet for this URI
type Status report
description The server does not support the functionality needed to fulfill this request
Apache Tomcat/8.0.32
This is really strange and I don't know why it's happening?
We are have a IBM websphere MQ[v5.2] on AIX platform and my machine is windows 7 pro which has MQ client v7.5.
I tried to connect to server remotely but i received a Authorization error message. This is because my local user account does have rights to connect to queue manager remotely.
So,i created a new user account in my system with some name as on server which has rights to put/get message and now i am able to connect in client mode[Websphere MQ v7.5].
I don't know whether it is actually connecting to server but it is not giving me authorization error message so i took it as success. But the issue is, when I tried to put message into queue from cmd using amqsputc Queue_name mqm the queue is opening and taking a message. But when i tried to get the message using command amqsgetc queue_name mqm it says "NO MORE MESSAGE".
What could be the issue?
Screen shot:
The fact the amqsputc doesnt give an error, and the fact the amqsgetc runs through to success implies the functionality is working. However, it finds nothing on the queue which makes me very suspicious that you have an application listening on that queue, which will consume the message as it arrives and hence before your amqsgetc. Check DISPLAY QSTATUS in runmqsc for IPPROCS on the queue - is it 0 when amqsgetc isnt running?
Due to classloading issues I need to deploy an ear and a war in separate domains in the same instance of Glassfish 3.1.1. The war sends messages to a queue and and MDB in the ear should receive and action it.
The JMS is set up in the domains thusly:
domain1 default_JMS_host (server-config | Java Message Service | JMS Hosts):
Type = local
Host = localhost
Port = 7676
domain2 default_JMS_host (server-config | Java Message Service | JMS Hosts):
Type = remote
Host = localhost
Port = 7676
Originally I had the port on domain2 set to 5076, but that caused connection refused exceptions on domain startup.
With this setup everything seems to load fine (no errors in domain2 server.log) but it doesn't pick up the messages put in the queue by the war file. I have confirmed that the messages are being put in the queue by the war using the command:
/<glassfish>/mq/bin/imqcmd list dst -b localhost:7676 -u admin
I have tried searching for how to set up JMS with multiple domains in the same Glassfish instance, but haven't found anything useful. Can someone point me to a good resource on how to set this up?
portbase info also could be usefull for this questuion:
https://blogs.oracle.com/alexismp/entry/flexible_glassfish_domain_creation_using
so, for several domains you cah set up the portbase with one JMS port per domain