Writing a procedural application for queuing
Use this information to learn about writing queuing applications, connecting to and disconnecting from a queue manager, publish/subscribe, and opening and closing objects.
Use the following links to find out more about writing applications:
- The Message Queue Interface overview
Learn about the Message Queue Interface (MQI) components.- Connect to and disconnecting from a queue manager
To use IBM MQ programming services, a program must have a connection to a queue manager. Use this information to learn how to connect to and disconnect from a queue manager.- Opening and closing objects
This information provides an insight into opening and closing IBM MQ objects.- Put messages on a queue
Use this information to learn how to put messages on a queue.- Getting messages from a queue
Use this information to learn about getting messages from a queue.- Writing publish/subscribe applications
Start writing publish/subscribe IBM MQ applications.- Inquiring about and setting object attributes
Attributes are the properties that define the characteristics of an IBM MQ object.- Committing and backing out units of work
This information describes how to commit and back out any recoverable get and put operations that have occurred in a unit of work.- Starting IBM MQ applications using triggers
Learn about triggers and how to start IBM MQ applications using triggers.- Work with the MQI and clusters
There are special options on calls and return codes that relate to clustering.- Use and writing applications on IBM MQ for z/OS
IBM MQ for z/OS applications can be made up from programs that run in many different environments. This means that they can take advantage of the facilities available in more than one environment.- IMS and IMS bridge applications on IBM MQ for z/OS
This information helps you to write IMS applications using IBM MQ.Parent topic: Developing MQI applications with IBM MQ
Related concepts
- Application development concepts
- Developing applications for IBM MQ
- Design considerations for IBM MQ applications
- Writing client procedural applications
- Building a procedural application
- Handling procedural program errors
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