Product readme for WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition, Version 7.0.4.3

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CONTENTS
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- Readme file update history
- Description
- Compatibility
- System requirements
- Installing WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition 7.0.4.3
- New function and updates in Version 7.0.4.3
- Limitations and known problems
- List of fixes included in Version 7.0.4.3
- Useful links
- Copyright and trademark information

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README FILE UPDATE HISTORY:
December 2013 - information added about fix pack installation
April 2013 - readme published online

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DESCRIPTION
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This readme file for IBM WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition Version 7.0.4.3
details updates, fixes, limitations, and known problems.

For the very latest version of this readme file always refer to:
http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=171&uid=swg27006097


COMPATIBILITY
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You can install Version 7.0.4.3 over a previous version of WebSphere MQ File
Transfer Edition. If you have an Early Design Program driver on your system,
you must uninstall it before installing Version 7.0.4.3.

Before installing Version 7.0.4.3, back up any previous versions of WebSphere
MQ File Transfer Edition that are installed on your system, by copying the
installation directory for the previous version to a new directory.

If you have already installed a version of WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition
earlier than 7.0.4.3, you can choose to reuse your existing product
configuration so you will not be asked to enter any configuration information
during the 7.0.4.3 installation. Alternatively, you can select a different
installation directory from the one you used to install the existing version of
WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition to allow both versions of the product to
coexist on the same machine.


SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
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The prerequisites and corequisites for WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition for
all platforms are listed at the following website:
http://www.ibm.com/software/integration/wmq/filetransfer/requirements/index.html


INSTALLING WEBSPHERE MQ FILE TRANSFER EDITION VERSION 7.0.4.3
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You can find the installers (either install.bin, install.exe, or install) in
the following directories:

AIX:
AIX_ppc/VM

HP-UX on Itanium:
HPUX_IA64/VM

HP-UX on PA-RISC:
HPUX_PARISC/VM

Linux on System x:
Linux_x86/VM

Linux on System p:
Linux64_SystemP/VM

Linux on System z:
Linux_Systemz/VM

Solaris on SPARC:
Solaris_SPARC/VM

Solaris on System x:
Solaris_x86/VM

Windows:
Windows_x86/VM

IBM i:
IBMi/VM


WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition components
---------------------------------------------
There are three possible Version 7.0.4.3 components that you can install:
Server, Client, or Remote Tools and Documentation. The following topics
describe how to install each component onto distributed platforms.

You cannot install Remote Tools and Documentation natively on an IBM i platform
or on z/OS. However, you can install and use Remote Tools and Documentation on
other supported platforms, such as Windows, to monitor file transfers involving
agents that are running remotely on IBM i platforms or z/OS. For example, you
can use the WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition plug-in for WebSphere MQ Explorer
on Windows to start a transfer of save files between agents running on IBM i
systems.

Server:
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEP7X_7.0.4/com.ibm.wmqfte.doc/installing_wizard.htm

Client:
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEP7X_7.0.4/com.ibm.wmqfte.doc/installing_client.htm

Remote Tools and Documentation:
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEP7X_7.0.4/com.ibm.wmqfte.doc/installing_tools.htm


Installing an IBM WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition Fix Pack
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For information about how to install a WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition Fix Pack, see
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEP7X_7.0.4/com.ibm.wmqfte.doc/installing_fixpack.htm


NEW FUNCTION AND UPDATES IN VERSION 7.0.4.3
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Enabling the new function in Version 7.0.4.3
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To enable this function for agents and command-line tools, add the
enableFunctionalFixPack property to the wmqfte.properties file. For more
information, see http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEP7X_7.0.4/com.ibm.wmqfte.doc/props_wmqfte.htm

Version 7.0.4.3 includes the following new function:
- You can now submit a large one file to one message transfer, up to a file size
of 100 MB. To reduce memory usage for large one file to one message transfers,
you are recommended to set the -qs parameter on the fteCreateTransfer command
equal to the size of message being written. If you have a file larger than
100 MB, and you also specify the -qs parameter on the fteCreateTransfer command,
the file is split into multiple messages.
In the case of recovery of binary one file to message transfers, the transfer
restarts from the point that the last checkpoint was written. In the case of
recovery of text transfers, the transfer restarts from the beginning of the
file, which might result in an incomplete group of messages on the destination
queue. When the failed text transfer is restarted, a completely new group of
messages is written.

- Transfer progress log messages are now published for transfers that fail early.
You can then use the information published about the transfer items
in the failed transfer to resubmit that transfer.

- The commandMessagePriority property sets the priority of both internal
messages and command messages for the fteStopAgent, fteCancelTransfer,
ftePingAgent, and fteSetAgentTraceLevel commands. You can also use the
commandMessagePriority property to set the priority of internal
acknowledgement and acknowledgement-expected messages. You can set
commandMessagePriority to a value to prioritize internal WebSphere MQ File
Transfer Edition messages above new transfer requests, which can improve
agent performance. Set this property in the wmqfte.properties file.

- You can use the maxInlineFileSize property to set the maximum size of file
that is included in the transfer request message for single file-to-file or
file-to-message transfers. This might improve transfer performance. Set this
property in the agent.properties file.

- You can use the enableMemoryAllocationChecking property to ensure that the
agent checks whether there is sufficient memory available to run a transfer
before the transfer is started. If there is insufficient memory available,
the transfer is put into recovery, which prevents the agent from failing with
an out-of-memory error. Set this property in the agent.properties file.

- Transfer log publications for file-to-message and message-to-file transfers
now contain all the transfer request attributes.

- You can now transfer physical file members in the QSYS.LIB file system on IBM i.
This support is limited to transferring file members in program-described
files only and does not support the use of externally-described files or
source physical files. You can transfer file members to a destination file
member on another IBM i system or to a stream file residing in an IBM i
system or other platforms such as Windows or UNIX. You can also transfer
stream files to a destination file member. When transferring to a file that
does not exist, a program-described file is created with a record length of
5000. There is currently no support for specifying the record length, CCSID,
or other attributes for creating the file during the transfer. If you want
to specify a value or attribute, you must create the destination file before
the transfer occurs, although you could also do this using a pre-destination
transfer task.

You can transfer file members in text or binary mode. In text mode, the data
is automatically converted from EBCDIC.

- On IBM i, you can use the user exit samples provided in WMQFTE for the
following tasks:
- Transfer files in the QDLS file system.
- Automatically transfer physical file members from an IBM i library in the
same way as a WMQFTE file monitor.
- Delete an empty file object when the source file member is deleted as part
of the transfer.

For more information about the new function, see
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEP7X_7.0.4/com.ibm.wmqfte.doc/new_7043.htm


LIMITATIONS AND KNOWN PROBLEMS
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Restrictions of the Connect:Direct bridge
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The Connect:Direct bridge has a number of restrictions. For more information,
see
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEP7X_7.0.4/com.ibm.wmqfte.doc/cd_restrictions.htm


Using SMS parameters in a transfer to a z/OS Connect:Direct node
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If you are transferring to a data set on a z/OS Connect:Direct node, and you
specify any SMS-specific parameters for the data set, the transfer might fail
with a Connect:Direct error message. This issue only occurs if your
Connect:Direct bridge agent is on Windows, and is because of a limitation of
Connect:Direct. To work around the issue, you can submit a user-defined
Connect:Direct process and specify any required SMS-specific parameters within
the SYSOPTS parameter.

For a list of the SMS-specific parameters supported by Connect:Direct, see
the Connect:Direct Process Language Reference Guide.

For more information about submitting a user-defined Connect:Direct process
from a file transfer request, see
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEP7X_7.0.4/com.ibm.wmqfte.doc/cd_fte_calls_cd.htm

Transfers using the Connect:Direct bridge to a z/OS destination node
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If you issue a transfer that resolves to a destination file with a parenthesis
in its name, the following error is produced: "A member name was specified for
non-PDS file". To work around this, either rename the source file and remove
the parentheses, or specify a destination file without the parentheses.

If you are transferring from a z/OS agent where you only specify the directory
and not the individual member names, the following error is produced: "A member
name was specified for non-PDS file". To work around this, specify each member,
for example 'A.B.C(aaa)'.


Text transfers from Connect:Direct to a V7.0.3 destination agent
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If you are using the Connect:Direct bridge to transfer a text file from a
Connect:Direct node to a WMQFTE V7.0.3 or earlier destination agent, and either
you have requested a destination encoding of UTF-8 or the default encoding of
the destination platform is UTF-8, the end-of-line characters will not be
converted from those in the original file. This problem will be particularly
noticeable if the source Connect:Direct node is on a Windows system and the
destination WMQFTE agent is on a Linux system. This problem will not occur if
the destination agent is a WMQFTE V7.0.4, or later agent.


Deploying the Web Gateway application and JEE database logger
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The Web Gateway application cannot be deployed to a WebSphere Application
Server cluster. You can only deploy the Web Gateway application to a single
application server instance. This limitation also applies when you are
deploying the Java(TM) Platform, Enterprise Edition (JEE) database logger.


Running the stand-alone database logger as a background task
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On all platforms, the stand-alone database logger provided with V7.0.4.3 does
not currently run as a background task. To use the database logger, start the
database logger in the foreground using the -F parameter or start it as a
Windows service.


Using the database logger with an Oracle database
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If you use the stand-alone database logger provided with V7.0.4.3 with an
Oracle database, be aware that some of the database fields might not be
populated. This has been observed to happen to the START_ID, COMPLETE_ID, and
SCHED_ID fields in the TRANSFER table.


Running a console installation on Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 from a
DOS shell
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If you run a console installation from a DOS shell on Windows XP or Windows
Server 2003, be aware that the install.exe command immediately returns to the
command prompt and does not wait for the installation to complete.


Installing Version 7.0.4.3 silently
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If you want to install Version 7.0.4.3 silently, perform a console installation
of Version 7.0.4.3 first to create a response file as described in the
following topic:
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEP7X_7.0.4/com.ibm.wmqfte.doc/response_file_console.htm
Then use the newly-created V7.0.4.3 response file to install silently.

You cannot use a response file that you previously created from an earlier
release to install V7.0.4.3 silently.

An example response file is provided in the following location in V7.0.4.3:
<platform_name>/VM


Installing Remote Tools and Documentation silently
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The Remote Tools and Documentation silent install now appends a '/tools'
subdirectory at the end of the install file path. There is no need to specify
this in a silent install properties file. It is possible that if you generate a
response file using the Remote Tools and Documentation console install, there
might be a '/tools' subdirectory at the end. If this subdirectory exists, you
should remove it from the response file.


Interoperation with Early Design Program drivers
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There is no interoperation support for agents running any level of Early Design
Program code. If you have previously installed an Early Design Program driver
for WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition, you must uninstall the driver before
installing V7.0.4.3. You must also remove any configuration associated with the
driver.

For information about how to uninstall and remove an Early Design Program
driver, see:
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEP7X_7.0.4/com.ibm.wmqfte.doc/eap_uninstall.htm


Upgrading the WebSphere MQ Explorer plug-in from V7.0.0 to a newer version
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
If you have previously installed the WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition plug-in
for WebSphere MQ Explorer 7.0.0, you might experience errors when upgrading to
a more recent version of the plug-in. The errors occur when WebSphere MQ
Explorer starts and they refer to com.ibm.wmqfte.bootstrap being missing.

To fix this error, run one of the following commands:
strmqcfg -i

or

strmqcfg -c

The command with the -i parameter does not start WebSphere MQ Explorer, but
this command parameter does resolve the problem for the next start of WebSphere
MQ Explorer.

The command with the -c parameter resolves the problem and also starts
WebSphere MQ Explorer. You should only need to run strmqcfg with the -i or
-c option once to permanently resolve this issue.

These errors do not appear if you have not previously installed the plug-in for
WebSphere MQ Explorer that was provided with WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition
Version 7.0.0 on the system: it is an issue with upgrading only.


Installing into an existing empty configuration directory
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The installer does not write configuration information directly into an
existing directory. This affects you if you do not accept the default
installation location and instead manually create a directory before
installation.

For example, if you create a "/var/fte_config" directory on a UNIX system and
then enter this directory as the configuration directory in the installer, the
installer treats this empty directory as an existing complete configuration.
The installer will prompt you to reuse "/var/fte_config", and will not write
any new configuration.

Work around this by manually creating a "/var/fte" directory and then entering
"/var/fte/config" as the configuration directory in the installer. The result
is the directory "config" is created in the existing "/var/fte" directory,
with the correct contents.


Installation locations
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You must ensure that you have write permission for the directory that you want
to install WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition into.

The silent installer will appear to allow you to install into a location that
you do not have permission to install into. The silent installer does not warn
you that you do not have write permission on the directory.

You are also recommended to use different locations for the installation
directory and configuration directory.

On the IBM i platform the installation location and the config location are
fixed. The product binaries are installed in the /QIBM/ProdData/WMQFTE/V7
directory and the data directory is /QIBM/UserData/WMQFTE/V7/config.


Installing on Security-Enhanced Linux
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If you are running Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux), install WebSphere MQ File
Transfer Edition using the following steps, which depend on the on Linux
distribution you are using:
1. If you are using SuSE Linux, set the SELinux mode to permissive.

If you are using Red Hat Enterprise Linux, enable the following
option for your SELinux policy:
"Allow all unconfined executables to use libraries requiring text
relocation that are not labeled textrel_shlib_t"

2. For both SuSE Linux and Red Hat Linux: install WebSphere MQ File Transfer
Edition.

3. If you are using SuSE Linux, re-enable the SELinux policy.

4 For both SuSE Linux and Red Hat Linux, run the following command:
chcon -R -t texrel_shlib_t WMQFTE_INSTALL_DIR/jre


Installing the Remote Tools and Documentation CD on platforms other than
Windows or Linux
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If you install the Remote Tools and Documentation CD on any platform apart
from Windows or Linux, you cannot use either the WebSphere MQ Explorer plug-in
or the information center. You can only use the remote command line tools,
Ant and database logger parts of the installation, even though you might have
selected to install the WebSphere MQ Explorer plug-in and the information center.


Missing databaselogger.properties file after a Remote Tools and Documentation
installation
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During an installation of Remote Tools and Documentation, if you choose to
"Use existing" configuration or "Skip configuration", no sample
databaselogger.properties file is created. For information about what this
file needs to contain and how to configure it, see:
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEP7X_7.0.4/com.ibm.wmqfte.doc/dl_install_standalone.htm


Uninstalling on Windows platforms
---------------------------------
When you uninstall WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition from Windows, the jre
directory that is located in the WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition
installation directory might not be deleted if it is in use. To complete the
uninstall, restart the system and the directory will automatically be removed.


Retaining transfer log message information
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The transfer log information generated by WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition,
is sent to the coordination queue manager where the information is published
to any subscribers. If there are no subscribers, the message will not be
delivered to any parties and will not be retained. To ensure that transfer
log messages are retained, you are strongly recommended to take one of several
actions before submitting the first file transfer to WebSphere MQ File Transfer
Edition. For more information, see
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEP7X_7.0.4/com.ibm.wmqfte.doc/retain_log.htm

Running the commands on z/OS
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When you use the WMQFTE commands on z/OS, the commands need to know where the
WebSphere MQ Java Native libraries are located. The commands are not able to
get this information on z/OS systems because there is no default location.

To successfully use the WMQFTE commands on your z/OS system, set the system
environment variable "LIBPATH" to the directory location of your WebSphere
MQ Java Native libraries. For example:

export LIBPATH=$LIBPATH:<WMQ Java Native Library Location>

This variable is not set by default and causes the commands to fail.


z/OS coordination queue managers and SYSTEM.QPUBSUB.QUEUE.NAMELIST namelist
changes
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If you are using a z/OS queue manager as a coordination queue manager and you
make any changes to the SYSTEM.QPUBSUB.QUEUE.NAMELIST namelist, you must
restart the coordination queue manager's channel initiator (CHINIT) to pick
up the namelist changes.


Sandboxing IBM i save files
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Standard sandboxing does not work for IBM i save file transfers. Do not set the
sandboxRoot property if you plan to transfer save files, otherwise the agent
might crash. However, you can use the new user authority checking to sandbox
agent actions without problems.


JVM file encoding and EBCDIC data on IBM i Systems
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Users must use ASCII file encoding to create or configure WebSphere MQ File
Transfer Edition agents on IBM i systems. ASCII is the default file encoding
for the JSE 5.0 32-bit JVM that WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition requires.
Users who have created a SystemDefault.properties file in their /home/<user>
directory with a file.encoding record that specifies an EBCDIC encoding must
change the file.encoding record to specify an ASCII encoding and then start a
new QShell session for creating or configuring agents on IBM i systems.

Special considerations are needed when transferring files containing EBCDIC
data. In these cases users who start the agent must set their JVM file encoding
to an EBCDIC encoding so that data conversion during text mode transfers work
correctly. For more information, see
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEP7X_7.0.4/com.ibm.wmqfte.doc/ibmi_transfers.htm

Pending transfers in WebSphere MQ Explorer
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When viewing Pending Transfers in the WebSphere MQ Explorer, the information in
the Name column is unique only for the source agent handling the pending
transfer. Because the Explorer can show pending transfers from multiple agents,
the Name can appear to be duplicated. The unique reference for a pending
transfers consists of the Source column and Name column.


Documentation for WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition
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You can find the most current WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition Information
Center at:
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEP7X_7.0.4/com.ibm.wmqfte.doc/wmqfte_intro.htm

The information center that you can install from the WebSphere MQ File Transfer
Edition Remote Tools and Documentation DVD is supported on Windows and Linux on
x86 platforms only.

LIST OF FIXES INCLUDED IN WEBSPHERE MQ FILE TRANSFER EDITION V7.0.4.3
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You can find the list of fixes included in Version 7.0.4.3 at:
http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=171&uid=swg27015313


USEFUL LINKS
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In addition to this readme.txt file, you can find more information on the
WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition website at:
http://www.ibm.com/software/integration/wmq/filetransfer/

The SupportPac Web page is at:
http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=977&uid=swg27007205

For current information on known problems and available fixes, see the Support
page of the WebSphere MQ website at:
http://www.ibm.com/software/integration/wmq/support/

The latest version of the WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition Information
Center for V7.0.4.3 is available online at:
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEP7X_7.0.4/com.ibm.wmqfte.doc/wmqfte_intro.htm

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