I found an example from 2006 that I think does this, but the example has unfortunately been deleted so I can't check back on it. In Java you can do mqrfh2.write(mqmessage), but do you have any pointers on how to do the same in C#?
The example I found uses a structure definition with MQRFH2-headers but I don't know how to use this with the MQMessage:
public struct MQRFH2
{
public String StrucId;
public int Version;
public int StrucLength;
public int Encoding;
public int CodedCharSetId;
public String Format;
public int Flags;
public int NameValueCCSID;
public MQRFH2(string sStrucId, int iVersion, int iStrucLength,
int iEncoding, int iCodedCharSetId, string sFormat, int iFlags, int iNameValueCCSID)
{
StrucId = sStrucId;
Version = iVersion;
StrucLength = iStrucLength;
Encoding = iEncoding;
CodedCharSetId = iCodedCharSetId;
Format = sFormat;
Flags = iFlags;
NameValueCCSID = iNameValueCCSID;
}
}
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Daniel Jonsson
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Original Message:
Sent: Mon April 26, 2021 06:11 AM
From: Shashikanth Rao Thambrahalli
Subject: Adding MQRFH2 headers to MQMessage in C#
Thanks for clarifying. Unlike MQ Java, MQ .NET does not provide RFH2 classes. XMS .NET supports setting properties in a RFH2 folder. I know you mentioned XMS is not an option for you. I think you will have to build yourself the RFH2 header and required properties into the message using the various write methods of MQMessage class.
Thanks
Shashi
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Shashikanth Rao Thambrahalli
IBM
Original Message:
Sent: Mon April 26, 2021 03:08 AM
From: Daniel Jonsson
Subject: Adding MQRFH2 headers to MQMessage in C#
Thanks for your reply. When we send a message using SimpleMessageProperties to our integration platform, it does not accept it giving an error that the field "JMSProperties" is missing. We have a working Java program that sets the properties directly onto a MQRFH2-header object and then writes it to the message, but I can't find a way to do that using C# .NET.
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Daniel Jonsson
Original Message:
Sent: Thu April 22, 2021 02:41 AM
From: Shashikanth Rao Thambrahalli
Subject: Adding MQRFH2 headers to MQMessage in C#
SimpleMessageProperties sample puts the properties under RFH folder as shown in picture below. Could you please let us know reason why you think SimpleMessageProperties does not suit your requirement?
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Shashikanth Rao Thambrahalli
IBM
Original Message:
Sent: Wed April 21, 2021 03:09 AM
From: Daniel Jonsson
Subject: Adding MQRFH2 headers to MQMessage in C#
Hello! I need to send a MQMessage in .NET C# with specific JMS-Properties in the MQRFH2-header. The properties need to end up in the <ur>-tag for the target system to be able to use them properly. Because of this we can't use neither XMS nor SimpleMessageProperties. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Daniel Jonsson
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