I cant seem to find a straight answer on this question. We would like to use Oracle's UCP with liberty base/open. Is this doable? Has anyone tried this and had problems, did it work? Thanks for answering.
Neither IBM WebSphere Application Server Liberty nor OpenLiberty currently support use of Oracle UCP. For the commercial version, there is a request for enhancement (RFE) for which you can vote, this helps us determine the priority of requests. For OpenLiberty, you can open an new function issue.
As of version 19.0.0.4, Oracle UCP is now supported in both WebSphere Liberty and OpenLiberty. This blog post has more information on how to configure a data source with Oracle UCP in OpenLiberty or WebSphere Liberty.
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I have application working on Jboss eap 6.3 and Hornetq queue for jms. I have to change queue from hornetq to OracleAQ. Is there any ready resource-adapter to connect it or I have to write new one for my own? I will be gratefull for any tips how can i achieve that. Thanks in advance.
As far as I know, Oracle AQ's administered JMS objects (e.g. connection factories and destinations) must be looked up via a database connection (or perhaps LDAP) rather than JNDI. Nothing shipped with JBoss EAP can do this.
I propose to check with Oracle for information regarding a JCA resource adapter that they might provide for integration with other Java EE application servers like JBoss EAP.
I am using IBM MQ v7.5. I want to have mutual SSL authentication between queue manager and my JMS client.
I am a beginner in IBM MQ and SSL. Can someone help me step by step procedure for this ?
Thanks,
Anuj
This Q&A on dwAnswers gives a step-by-step guide for versions older than 7.5 and also a link to the new runmqckm command in lieu of gsk6cmd. https://developer.ibm.com/answers/questions/180659/how-do-you-set-up-ssl-2-way-authentication-between/
I think the redbooks are your friend in this instance:
Secure Messaging Scenarios with MQ
Specifically check out Chapter 11 - fine grained security.
IBM Websphere documentation says that It's possible to use third-party jms providers: http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/wasinfo/v6r1/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.websphere.nd.doc%2Finfo%2Fae%2Fae%2Ftmj_instp.html
In oracle folder I've found resource adapter ojms.rar, but how to use it?
Maybe somebody uses WAS7 with AQ?
I haven't used OracleAQ myself, but here are links to the documentation; Since AQ is JCA compliant you may start with Managing messaging with a third-party JCA 1.5-compliant messaging provider. First step of this configuration is installing the resource adapter (ojms.rar).
Also, for sake of completeness, let me add that you may also access AQ using WebSphere Adapters. In this case, you don't configure AQ as JMS provider, but use the IBM suuplied adapter to access AQ, which acts as a client to your AQ and exposes AQ services to your applications in a JCA compliant fashion. You may find more information about this alternative at education assistant for WebSphere Adapter for Oracle E-Business Suite.
I recently tried to integrate Websphere with Oracle AQ and found one solution that works. I have explained how to do it in a Blog. http://itsolutionsarchitect.blogspot.com/
If you are still trying to get this to work, let me know if this helps.
If you're still looking for the answer, follow the steps to install the resource adapter using ojms.rar
Sadly `ojms.rar`` doesn't contain the classes required for installation.
Download mqjra.rar, extract it and take out gjra.jar from the extracted files.
Place gjra.jar inside your <WAS installation directory>\lib
Try to install the Resource adapter with ojms.rar
It'll get installed. Revert if you face issues.
I need to listen to an Oracle AQ queue in a Java EE application that runs under JBoss AS 5.1.
I managed to create a regular JMS client using Oracle's JMS client library, but since this is a Java EE application, I'd really like to use a MDB.
I can't really find any documentation on this, and I can't find a resource adapter that lets me do this using JCA.
Can anyone tell me what's required to get this to work?
This JBoss Community Posting outlines how to do this.
I am not sure exactly which RAR to use, but my Oracle DB install contains these:
product\11.2.0\dbhome_1\oc4j\j2ee\home\connectors\ojms.rar
product\11.2.0\dbhome_1\oc4j\j2ee\home\connectors\OracleASjms\OracleASjms.rar
This stackoverflow question links to an extensive blog on the topic as well.
My task to monitor the IBM Websphere through pmi client.Pmi client is an agent provided by the IBM to get MBeans and is running under IBM Java. I tried it to run under Sun java. But, it fails to create the Pmiclient. Did Anyone come across this issue?
The IBM JRE has slightly customized classes. This is unfortunately not uncommon with PMI (and also JMX by the way) when working with different WebSphere Application Server versions.
There are hacks around involving copying the relevant IBM implementations and running them with the Sun/Oracle JRE but I don't think that is valid according to the licensing terms. What you really should do is to use the IBM provided JRE.
If you want a riskless shortcut you will build an applicaton (perhaps EJB or servlets) that runs on the WebSphere Application Server and exposes the results from PMI via custom interface. For instance web service.