Post installation setup for IBM MQ classes for Java applications

After installing IBM MQ classes for Java, we can configure your installation so that you run your own applications.

Remember to check the IBM MQ product readme file for the latest information, or for more specific information about the environment. The latest version of the product readme file is available on the IBM MQ, WebSphere MQ, and MQSeries product readmes web page.

Before attempting to run an IBM MQ classes for Java application in bindings mode, make sure that we have configured IBM MQ as described in Configure.

• Configure your queue manager to accept client connections from IBM MQ classes for Java
  To configure your queue manager to accept incoming connection requests from clients, define and permit use of a server connection channel and start a listener program.
• Running IBM MQ classes for Java applications under the Java Security Manager
  IBM MQ classes for Java can run with the Java Security Manager enabled. To successfully run applications with the Java Security Manager enabled, we must configure your Java virtual machine (JVM) with a suitable policy definition file.
• Running IBM MQ classes for Java applications under CICS Transaction Server
  An IBM MQ classes for Java application can be run as a transaction under CICS Transaction Server.

Parent topic: Installing and configuring IBM MQ classes for Java