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Re: Don't understand if I installed everything

goo...@ianburnett.com (Ian Burnett) — Tue, 04 Apr 2009 20:59:25 UT

[snipped]
I don't have a similar configuration handy, although I'm back in the
office tomorrow. I must admit I haven't tried this type of setup with
XMS 2.0 (although I have no reason to suspect it won't work).
I'll get a server installed shortly and see what I can come up with.
Ian.

Re: Don't understand if I installed everything

lt4...@gmail.com (Larry) — Mon, 04 Apr 2009 13:45:12 UT

Hi Ian,

Thanks for the response. It is very much appreciated.

I'm actually the developer and the one trying to use SAM. We work for
Sprint and our company uses MQ Series v6.x. I have an application
written in PHP that is trying to connect to the MQ server farm to send/
receive messages for our internal ticketing system. Most of our

Re: Don't understand if I installed everything

goo...@ianburnett.com (Ian Burnett) — Sun, 04 Apr 2009 22:28:51 UT

Do you have any code showing how your developer is trying to call the
PHP SAM library?
You didn't mention installation of the XMS library - this is a
requirement (and provides much of the abstraction between the generic
SAM messaging interface and the MQ CONN/OPEN/GET/PUT interface). It's a
free download from here:

Don't understand if I installed everything

tremor...@gmail.com (tremor_tj) — Fri, 04 Apr 2009 21:38:46 UT

I'm trying to get this installed on Red Hat ES 3 with php 4.4.2.

I installed MQSeriesClient, Runtime, Samples, and SDK, all version
6.0.2-6.

I also installed the gsk7bas-7.0-4.20.i386.rpm.

In my /etc/php.ini file I included both extension=sam.so and
extension=sam_xms.so .

On the phpinfo.php, it show both modules loaded.

Re: Unable to Compile SAM

j...@cxdigital.com (Jack Chung) — Thu, 04 Apr 2009 14:18:09 UT

Just in case anyone else is looking for the solution to this issue.
I've found that it's trying to use the 32-bit version of the XMS
library file when my OS is 64-bit. I changed the config.m4 file to
look for the path /opt/IBM/XMS/lib64 instead of /opt/IBM/XMS/lib and
it now compiles fine.

Unable to Compile SAM

j...@cxdigital.com (Jack Chung) — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 16:05:18 UT

Can anyone help me with the following error when installing SAM using
"pecl install sam"?

checking for sam support... yes, shared
checking for sam xms support... yes, shared
checking for sam xms files in default path... found in /opt
checking for xmsConnFactCreate in -lgxi... no
configure: error: wrong sam XMS lib version or lib not found

require compiled .dll files.

kedar...@gmail.com (ken) — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 16:32:43 UT

Hello,

Can anybody please forward me the php_sam.dll and php_sam_xms.dll
files which are compatible with PHP5.2.5.

I tried to build those but I was not able to build them due to some
missing files while compiling.

I was able to find both the files for PHP5.1.6 but I want it for the
above mentioned version.

Re: support for Stomp protocol

d.s.rens...@googlemail.com (dsr) — Tue, 09 Sep 2007 15:09:36 UT

Great stuff Jack. I'll look at incorporating your STOMP support into
the package.
Cheers
Dave

Re: support for Stomp protocol

za...@hotmail.com (Jack Zai) — Tue, 09 Sep 2007 00:25:26 UT

Hello!
Sorry, this took me two month to get to. Heads down doing PHP SCA.
I've uploaded a zip file containing the whole sam folder on my
machine, along with a eclipse patch file made against the HEAD
branch.
It's mainly about a new support for Stomp protocol[1], which can be
used for connecting to Apache ActiveMQ. Stomp supports the publish/

support for Stomp protocol

za...@hotmail.com (Jack Zai) — Wed, 07 July 2007 11:04:29 UT

Hi all,
I've developed a new support for ActiveMQ using Stomp [1] protocol. My
code uses the existing Stomp client for PHP [2], the library provides
socket connectivity and API for generating stomp commands. The file
is licensed under Apache license v2, and I've modified it slightly, I
am not sure is there any problems with redistribution of this file?

Re: SAM version 1.1.0 released including generic extension mechanism

pcd...@gmail.com (Dinh) — Wed, 02 Feb 2007 18:54:02 UT

Great news.
As you may know, AciveMQ has become top level project in Apache. It would be
nice if we can see it in the to-do list of the upcoming release of SAM.
Things like Comet or Internet Messaging Bus is not far from the reach of PHP
now.
Many thanks
Dinh

Re: XMS Licensing

d.s.rens...@googlemail.com — Wed, 02 Feb 2007 14:31:17 UT

Version 1.1.0 of SAM has recently been released and this removes the
hard and fast requirement for the IBM XMS package to be installed to
build or deploy. A generic extension mechanism has been added to SAM
to make it easy to add C or PHP protocol implementations and the XMS
support is now optional.

SAM version 1.1.0 released including generic extension mechanism

d.s.rens...@googlemail.com — Wed, 02 Feb 2007 14:27:52 UT

SAM version 1.1.0 has been released via pecl.php.net. This version
builds on the last and adds support for a new protocol, MQTT (MQ
Telemetry Transport), but more importantly adds a generic extension
mechanism to make it easy to adapt the package to add support for
other protocols.
It has always been the intention to make SAM a messaging protocol/

Re: XMS Licensing

d.s.rens...@googlemail.com — Thu, 12 Dec 2006 11:51:23 UT

Hi Alvaro,
Let me try and answer your questions...
The current level of SAM uses XMS to connect to the various members of
the IBM messaging and queuing product family so yes it is required to
build the extension.
I agree it's not ideal that you have to register on the IBM site to
access the XMS package but currently we are sort of stuck with this.

XMS Licensing

simple...@gmail.com (alvaro) — Thu, 12 Dec 2006 08:44:01 UT

Hi,
i'm curious about XMS, it looks like it is required for building the
SAM extension, is that right?
What sort of license is XMS released under? It wasn't very clear on the
XMS readme filed, it just said "Licensed Materials - Property of IBM"
Is there anyway to bundle the XMS code inside of the SAM source?