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download oracle db with wget function oraclelinux

dc922c56-830a-4f22-9640-db66d9a9fb78Mar 2 2015 — edited Mar 3 2015

Hi,

I am trying to download the db to my oraclelinux that runs on oracle VM virtualbox with following command:

wget --no-cookies --auth-no-challenge --http-user="username" --http-passwd="mypassword" --no-check-certificate --header "Cookie: oraclelicense=accept-securebackup-cookie" "http://download.oracle.com/otn/linux/oracle11g/R2/linux.x64_11gR2_database_1of2.zip"

but instead of a jusy 2 GB file i get small file with some simple webpage saying that LOGIN FAILED.

I have checked my username (my email i log into oracle webpage as well and mu password) couple of times and also tried to ommit the "" signs or spell password instead of passwd.

Will appreciate any help

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843830
You may just have to write a mediator that can receive messages from one and send them to the other. Another possibility is web services. These are interoperable between MS & IBM. You could register web methods that can act as proxies for the queues.
843830
Or you could fall back on the old favourite Google:

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&q=mqseries+msmq+bridge
843830
This transfer of messages can be achieved with and without the use of an intermediate JMS server. We have done this using the FioranoMQ bridges and the stuff works smoothly. In our scenario we have the FioranoMq server as the intermediate between MSMQ and MQ Series but I guess the FioranoMQ bridges provide the flexibility to do this transfer directly from MSMQ to MQSeries and vice versa.
You can contact the Fiorano guys regarding this they provide excellent support.

Thanks
Adolf
843830
Yes in fact there are lots of bridges and connectors in the market place, typicaly they have a connector to / from there own messaging system. Such that you take

MSMQ -> connector -> messaging provider -> connector -> IBM MQ.

This would leave you with another messaging system to purchase, setup and manage. If the MSMQ and MQ are in the same location then a bridge approach would be best, less moving parts to manage and setup. I am sure both Microsoft and IBM have a solution for this. Check the google search in the other post.

If, however, your MQ and MSMQ are in diffent regions or organisations then you may want to check out Matrix by my-Channels. It allows you to configure "many to many" different connectors within one instance and supports both MSMQ and MQ as well as JMS, Oracle, ftp, files, smtp to name a few.



Hope this helps and good luck

Matthew Buckton

my-Channels - Technologies working together

http://www.my-channels.com/
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Hi,
to use MSMQ in java you should embed MSMQ ActiveX in your java application, which gets messages from one queue type and transfer to another type. If you get my freeware API njawin (njawin11.zip) at http://www.simtel.net/pub/winnt/java/ you will find there an example with MSMQ COM control.

Vitally
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