MSQ/UNX - need documentation on client library backwards compatibility
(Doc ID 765038.1)
Last updated on OCTOBER 24, 2024
Applies to:
Oracle MessageQ - Version 4.0 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Information in this document applies to any platform
Goal
PRODUCT: BEA MessageQ VERSION: 4.0A PLATFORM: UNIX ISSUE: need documentation on client library backwards compatibility The limitations on the use of the v4.0A with a v3.2B CLS should be documented in the release notes or somewhere, even though they might be obvious. (The customer just got burned by a third-party library that used the v4.0A "large message" put for all size messages). The following is a section that is documented in the MessageQ for Windows NT, V4.0A Client Release Notes. The customer uses the Unix CL exclusively at this point in time, so nobody has a copy of the NT documentation. They would like a similar section documented in the UNIX V4.0A Release Notes. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MessageQ Server Compatibility The MessageQ Client for Windows, Version 4.0A runs with all MessageQ, Version 2.1 or higher message server implementations with the following exceptions: o The CLS Security Utility requires MessageQ for UNIX or MessageQ for Windows NT, Version 3.1 or later and MessageQ for OpenVMS, Version 4.0 or later. o The Minimum Packet Protocol (MPP) requires MessageQ for UNIX or MessageQ for Windows NT, Version 3.1 or later. MPP is not currently implemented on MessageQ for OpenVMS. The use of the following new Version 4.0A features requires a Version 4.0A MessageQ server: - Large buffer-based and handle-based messages - Self-describing messages - Timeout parameters for pams_attach_q and pams_locate_q - The pams_bind_q function and global naming - Publish and subscribe
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