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Objective for yesterday: Clean Persistent messages from JMS queue. There are few methods that will work depending on your messaging set-up. I ill show how to clean persistent messages from the queue using wsadmin and jython. First of all localize wsadmin tool on your host. It is located in /AppServer/bin cd /AppServer/bin Create new file […] WebSphere stores passwords for datasources, security aliassss, etc in an encrypted format in its configuration files. The format, called XOR (exclusive OR), is not a particularly strong encryption algorithm, probably designed just to stop casual snooping. (In contrast WebLogic uses triple-DES encryption.) (To be precise IBM says WebSphere “encodes” paswords, not encrypts them.) When you […] Did you happen to have too much configuration and want to recover password from WebSphere Configuration, if yes then following program can help you. I happen to forgot my application database password and didn’t wanted to get into hassle of resetting it from the Administration Support Group ( you know it can be time consuming […] after changing security settings, creating or modifying authentication alias you can reload security settings without restarting websphere processes. reload security settings on specific websphere process set agm [ $AdminControl queryNames type=AuthorizationGroupManager,process=,* ] $AdminControl invoke $agm refreshAll reload security settings on all processes set agm [ $AdminControl queryNames type=AuthorizationGroupManager,* ] for a $agm { $AdminControl invoke […] Case 1: check depth of 1 particular queue set qpoint “WebSphere:*,type=SIBQueuePoint,name=MyQueuePointName” set queues [$AdminControl queryNames $qpoint] foreach q $queues { set identifier [$AdminControl getAttribute $q identifier] set size [$AdminControl getAttribute $q depth] puts “$identifier size: $size messages” puts [$AdminControl getAttributes $q] } Case 2: check all the queue points set qpoint “WebSphere:*,type=SIBQueuePoint” set queues [$AdminControl […] Create queue manager crtmqm -c “QMANAGER DESCRIPTION” -q QMANAGER_NAME.QUEUE.MANAGER Create queue manager and default queue crtmqm -q -d DEFAULT.QUEUE -u SYSTEM.DEAD.LETTER.QUEUE -c “QMANAGER DESCRIPTION” QMANAGER_NAME.QUEUE.MANAGER |
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