5.26 FileQueueService
Service Name: FileQueueService
The FileQueueService service allows files be received from and sent to MQSeries message queues and IBM i Data queues.
The following service property entries can be used to control the data encoding used when data is received from the queue and send to the queue. When data is put to an IBM i data queue the data is padded with EBCDIC spaces. It is recommended that dq.put.encoding and dq.get.encoding values belong to the EBCDIC family. For example Cp037, Cp273 and Cp500 are valid values. By default the CCSID of the client program or the message is used to determine the encoding value.
dq.get.encoding
dq.put.encoding
mq.get.encoding
mq.put.encoding
The following service property entries can be used to stop the XML declaration being modified to suit the data encoding. The default value for these properties is *yes.
dq.get.modify.declaration=*no
dq.put.modify.declaration=*no
mq.get.modify.declaration=*no
mq.put.modify.declaration=*no
The following service property entries can be used to explicitly specifiy the XML declaration IANA encoding used by the XML declaration modification process.
If these service properties are missing then the IANA encoding is determined from the encoding.
dq.get.encoding.declaration= Any valid IANA encoding. ie iso-8859-1
dq.put.encoding.declaration= Any valid IANA encoding. ie iso-8859-1
mq.get.encoding.declaration= Any valid IANA encoding. ie iso-8859-1
mq.put.encoding.declaration= Any valid IANA encoding. ie iso-8859-1
IBM Java Unicode to EBCDIC byte encoders use the EBCDIC NL (New Line 0x15) character instead of the EBCDIC LF (Line Feed 0x25) character. When the Unicode XML result is converted to the selected encoding and this encoding is EBCDIC, the New Line character will be replaced with a Line Feed character. The default value for these properties is *no.
dq.put.ebcdic.nl2lf=*yes
mq.put.ebcdic.nl2lf=*yes
The FileQueueService supports the following commands:
Refer to 5.1.13 MQSeries Built-In Functions for details of the MQSeries Built-In Functions.