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IBM Websphere MQ Basic

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Websphere MQ is IBM's middleware for messaging and queuing that allows applications on distributed systems to communicate. It has a consistent API across platforms and current version is 7.0. Previously known as MQSeries, it was rebranded to Websphere MQ in 2002. Messaging involves program-to-program communication between systems using message queues. MQ defines different queue types for specific purposes that applications can use to exchange messages.

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IBM WEBSPHERE MQ BASIC Presented by : Ramchandra Y
• Websphere MQ is IBM’s award winning middleware for commercial messaging and queuing. • MQ runs on a variety of platforms. It allows independent and potentially non-concurrent applications on a distributed system to communicate with each other. • MQ programs use a consistent application program interface (API) across all platforms. • Current MQ Version is WebSphere MQ 7.0 released on May 2008 IBM Message Queue (MQ) Trivia:- It was previously known as MQSeries, IBM rebranded in 2002 to join the suite of Websphere products. WebSphere MQ, which is now referred simply as "MQ" by users.
What is Messaging and Queuing?
What is Messaging and Queuing?........cont GUI Flow Program-to-Program Communication (Between Two System)
Message Queues Queues are defined as objects belonging to a queue manager. MQ has number of different queue types, each with a specific purpose. The queues you use are located either in your machine and belong to the queue manager to which you are connected, or in your server (if you are a client). Types of Queues
To start Queue Manager: $> strmqm <QUEUE_MANAGER_NAME> To start MQ Listener: $> runmqlsr -t tcp –p<port> –m <QUEUE_MANAGER_NAME> To stop/end Queue Manager: $> endmqm -i <QUEUE_MANAGER_NAME> To stop/end Queue Manager Listener: $> endmqlsr –m <QUEUE_MANAGER_NAME> To run Queue Manager Console: $> runmqsc <QUEUE_MANAGER_NAME> MQ Commands
To reset channel: RESET CHANNEL (<CHANNEL_NAME>) To Ping: PING CHANNEL (<CHANNEL_NAME>) To Resolve: RESOLVE CHANNEL (<CHANNEL_NAME>) ACTION (BACKOUT) To Start Channel: START CHANNEL (<CHANNEL_NAME>) To Stop Channel: STOP CHANNEL (<CHANNEL_NAME>) MQ Commands……cont
To Display Channel Details: DISPLAY CHANNEL (<CHANNEL_NAME>) *To Display Channel Status Details: DISPLAY CHSTATUS (<CHANNEL_NAME>) To End Console: END MQ Commands……cont
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IBM Websphere MQ Basic

  • 1. IBM WEBSPHERE MQ BASIC Presented by : Ramchandra Y
  • 2. • Websphere MQ is IBM’s award winning middleware for commercial messaging and queuing. • MQ runs on a variety of platforms. It allows independent and potentially non-concurrent applications on a distributed system to communicate with each other. • MQ programs use a consistent application program interface (API) across all platforms. • Current MQ Version is WebSphere MQ 7.0 released on May 2008 IBM Message Queue (MQ) Trivia:- It was previously known as MQSeries, IBM rebranded in 2002 to join the suite of Websphere products. WebSphere MQ, which is now referred simply as "MQ" by users.
  • 3. What is Messaging and Queuing?
  • 4. What is Messaging and Queuing?........cont GUI Flow Program-to-Program Communication (Between Two System)
  • 5. Message Queues Queues are defined as objects belonging to a queue manager. MQ has number of different queue types, each with a specific purpose. The queues you use are located either in your machine and belong to the queue manager to which you are connected, or in your server (if you are a client). Types of Queues
  • 6. To start Queue Manager: $> strmqm <QUEUE_MANAGER_NAME> To start MQ Listener: $> runmqlsr -t tcp –p<port> –m <QUEUE_MANAGER_NAME> To stop/end Queue Manager: $> endmqm -i <QUEUE_MANAGER_NAME> To stop/end Queue Manager Listener: $> endmqlsr –m <QUEUE_MANAGER_NAME> To run Queue Manager Console: $> runmqsc <QUEUE_MANAGER_NAME> MQ Commands
  • 7. To reset channel: RESET CHANNEL (<CHANNEL_NAME>) To Ping: PING CHANNEL (<CHANNEL_NAME>) To Resolve: RESOLVE CHANNEL (<CHANNEL_NAME>) ACTION (BACKOUT) To Start Channel: START CHANNEL (<CHANNEL_NAME>) To Stop Channel: STOP CHANNEL (<CHANNEL_NAME>) MQ Commands……cont
  • 8. To Display Channel Details: DISPLAY CHANNEL (<CHANNEL_NAME>) *To Display Channel Status Details: DISPLAY CHSTATUS (<CHANNEL_NAME>) To End Console: END MQ Commands……cont