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Preparing and running CICS and Tuxedo applications
To prepare CICS and Tuxedo applications to run as WebSphere MQ client applications, follow the instructions in the WebSphere MQ Application Programming Guide.
Note, however, that the information in the WebSphere MQ Application Programming Guide that deals specifically with preparing CICS and Tuxedo applications, including the sample programs supplied with WebSphere MQ, assumes that you are preparing applications to run on a WebSphere MQ server system. As a result, the information refers only to WebSphere MQ libraries that are intended for use on a server system. When you are preparing your client applications, do the following therefore:
- Use the appropriate client system library for the language bindings that your application uses. For example, for applications written in C on AIX, HP-UX, or Solaris, use the library libmqic instead of libmqm and, on Windows systems, use the library mqic32.lib instead of mqm.lib.
- Instead of the server system libraries shown in Table 19, for AIX, HP-UX, and Solaris, and Table 20, for Windows systems, use the equivalent client system libraries. If a server system library is not listed in these tables, use the same library on a client system.
Table 19. Client system libraries on AIX, HP-UX, and Solaris Library for a WebSphere MQ server system Equivalent library to use on a WebSphere MQ client system libmqmxa libmqcxa
Table 20. Client system libraries on Windows systems Library for a WebSphere MQ server system Equivalent library to use on a WebSphere MQ client system mqmxa.lib mqcxa.lib mqmtux.lib mqcxa.lib mqmenc.lib mqcxa.lib mqmcics4.lib mqccics4.lib
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