Get started with IBM MQ classes for .NET

Get started with IBM MQ classes for .NET

IBM MQ classes for .NET allow a program written in the .NET programming framework to connect to IBM MQ as an IBM MQ MQI client or to connect directly to an IBM MQ server.

Options for connecting to a queue manager
There are three modes of connecting IBM MQ classes for .NET to a queue manager. Consider which type of connection best suits your requirements.
Install IBM MQ classes for .NET
IBM MQ classes for .NET, including samples, is installed with IBM MQ. There is a prerequisite of Microsoft.NET Framework.
Sample applications
To run your own .NET applications, use the instructions for the verification programs, substituting our application name in place of the sample applications.
Configure your queue manager to accept TCP/IP client connections
Configure a queue manager to accept incoming connection requests from the clients.
Troubleshooting IBM MQ.NET problems
We can use the .NET sample applications to help with troubleshooting problems.
Distributed transactions in .NET
Distributed transactions or global transactions allows client applications to include several different sources of data on two or more networked systems in one transaction.
Parent topic: Developing .NET applications