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A

• access control

• Active Directory

  • accessing client-connection channel definitions

  • locating LDAP servers that hold CRLs

  • specifying that an MQI channel uses SSL

• advanced installation

  • client

• advantages of using WebSphere MQ clients

• AIX

  • uninstalling the extended transactional client

• AIX client

  • components for

  • hardware and software

  • installing

    • without SSL support

  • migrating to and from SSL support

  • removing

  • trace

• AMQCLCHL.TAB

• AMQSGETC sample program (1), (2)

• AMQSGETW sample program

• amqsputc sample program

• AMQSPUTC sample program

• AMQSPUTW sample program

• applications

  • building

  • connected to multiple queue managers

  • connected to multiple servers

  • connection to server

  • in different environments

  • non-version 6.0

  • version 6.0

• applications on WebSphere MQ clients

• ApplType

• authentication

• authentication information object

• automatic definition of channels

B

• benefits of using WebSphere MQ clients

• building applications

• building applications for WebSphere MQ clients

  • MQI

C

• C++ applications

  • linking (1), (2)

  • using

• C applications

  • linking

• CCSID (coded character set identifier)

• CEDA

• certificate revocation list (CRL)

• channel

  • client connection

  • client-connection (1), (2)

  • definition

    • automatic

    • by user

    • connecting to a queue-sharing group

    • on the client and server

    • using MQSC commands

  • message

  • MQI

  • overview

  • server-connection (1), (2), (3)

  • starting

  • user-defined

• channel definition

  • maximum message length

  • on the client

  • on the server (1), (2)

  • overview

• channel exits

  • ClientExitPath

  • ExitsDefaultPath

  • overview

  • path to exits

  • receive

  • security

  • send

• channel initiator, starting

  • z/OS example

• channels

  • stopping

• CICS

  • configuring an extended transactional client

  • preparing and running client applications

  • sample client programs

• CICS applications (non-z/OS)

  • CEDA

  • CICSENV.CMD file

  • environment specifics

  • MQSERVER

• client

  • installation

    • advanced methods

    • LAN

    • unattended

  • unattended uninstall

  • uninstalling

• client applications

  • CICS and Tuxedo sample programs

  • preparing and running

    • CICS and Tuxedo

    • Microsoft Transaction Server

    • WebSphere Application Server

    • WebSphere MQ JMS

• Client CD

• client channel definition table

  • directory path

  • how it is used

  • locating LDAP servers that hold CRLs

  • migrating to a later release level of WebSphere MQ

  • name of

  • specifying that an MQI channel uses SSL

  • where to find it (1), (2)

• client-connection, defining

• client-connection channel

  • defining

  • example

• client library file

• client setup

  • example

• client to server connection (1), (2)

• ClientExitPath

• clients

  • removing

• clients overview

• CLNTCONN

• COBOL

  • link libraries

  • linking applications

• coded character set identifier (CCSID)

• commands

  • MQSC

• communication protocol

  • LU 6.2

  • NetBIOS

  • overview

  • SPX

  • TCP/IP

• communication type

• communications

  • configuring

  • overview

• compact installation

  • client

• components

  • Solaris client

• configuring an extended transactional client

  • CICS

  • Microsoft Transaction Server

  • Tuxedo

  • WebSphere Application Server

  • WebSphere MQ JMS

  • XA compliant transaction managers

• configuring communications

• connection

  • client to server (1), (2)

  • LU 6.2

  • NetBIOS

  • overview

  • queue managers

  • server to client

  • SPX

  • TCP/IP

  • to queue-sharing group

• CRL

  • See also certificate revocation list (CRL)

• CRL information

• CSQUTIL

  • See also WebSphere MQ utility program (CSQUTIL)

• custom installation

  • client

• customization

  • z/OS example

D

• data compression

• data conversion

• data encryption

• defining channels

  • connecting to a queue-sharing group

  • on the client

  • on the client and server

  • on the server (1), (2)

  • overview

  • using MQSC

  • using MQSC commands

• delete queue manager

• dltmqm

• DQM, starting

  • z/OS example

• dspmqtrc trace command

• dynamic registration

E

• ending verification

• endmqm

• endmqtrc trace command (1), (2)

• environment variables

  • change setting

  • connecting to a client

  • creating channel definitions

  • display current setting

  • MQ_USER_ID

  • MQCCSID

  • MQCHLLIB (1), (2)

  • MQCHLTAB (1), (2)

  • MQIPADDRV

  • MQNAME

  • MQSERVER (1), (2)

  • MQSSLCRYP

  • MQSSLFIPS

  • MQSSLKEYR

  • MQSSLRESET

• error log

  • overview

• error messages

• example

  • customize z/OS

  • inetd setup

  • installation verification

  • local queue, creating

  • MQSC, starting

  • MQSC, stopping

  • queue manager

    • creating

    • starting

  • server-connection channel, creating

  • setting up the server

• exits

  • overview

  • receive

  • security (1), (2)

  • send

• ExitsDefaultPath

• extended transactional client

  • configuring

    • CICS

    • Microsoft Transaction Server

    • Tuxedo

    • WebSphere Application Server

    • WebSphere MQ JMS

    • XA compliant transaction managers

  • defined

  • hardware and software requirements

  • installing

    • Solaris, basic method

    • Solaris, unattended

    • Windows, basic method

    • Windows, from a LAN server

    • Windows, unattended

  • introduction

  • supported platforms

  • supported server platforms

  • supported transaction managers

  • uninstalling

    • AIX

    • HP-UX

    • Linux

    • Solaris

    • Windows, from a command prompt

    • Windows, introduction

    • Windows, using Add/Remove Programs

    • Windows, using the installation process

F

• features

  • for a client installation

  • unattended installation

• FFST, examining (1), (2)

• First Failure Support Technology

G

• getting a message from a queue

  • example

H

• hardware and software requirements

• hardware requirements

  • AIX client

  • HP-UX client

  • Linux client

  • Solaris client

  • Windows client

• HP-UX

  • uninstalling the extended transactional client

• HP-UX client

  • hardware and software

  • migrating to and from SSL support

  • trace

  • uninstalling

I

• i5/OS client

• inetd setup

  • z/OS example

• installation

  • advanced methods

    • MQParms command

    • transforms

  • client

    • advanced methods

    • LAN

    • Msiexec

    • unattended

  • client types

  • clients

  • compact

    • client

  • custom

    • client

  • modifying

    • using Add/Remove Programs

    • using the Client CD

  • preparing for

  • response file

    • client

  • server

  • typical

    • client

  • verification

• installing

  • AIX client

    • without SSL support

  • client on the server

  • Linux client

  • Windows client

• installing an extended transactional client

  • Solaris

    • basic method

    • unattended

  • Windows

    • basic method

    • from a LAN server

    • unattended

L

• LAN installation

  • client

• LAN installation on Windows

• language

  • installation from client CD

  • unattended installation

• languages supported

• LDAP server

  • See also Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server

• library file, client

• Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server

• linking applications for WebSphere MQ clients

  • MQI

• linking with WebSphere MQ client code

  • C++ applications

  • C applications

  • COBOL applications

  • Visual Basic applications

• Linux

  • uninstalling the extended transactional client

• Linux client

  • hardware and software

  • installing

  • migrating to and from SSL support

  • uninstalling

• listener

• listener, starting

  • z/OS example

• listening on LU 6.2

• listening on TCP/IP

• local queue

  • example

• local queue, creating

  • example (z/OS)

• LU 6.2

• LU 6.2 connections

  • on a client

  • on a server

M

• MCAUSER

• MCAUserIdentifier

• message

  • errors on UNIX systems

  • errors on Windows

  • maximum length

• message channel

• Message Queue Interface (MQI)

• Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS)

  • configuring an extended transactional client

  • preparing and running client applications

• migrating to and from SSL support

  • AIX client

  • HP-UX client

  • Linux client

  • Solaris client

• modifying the installation

  • using Add/Remove Programs

    • client

  • using the Client CD

• MQ_USER_ID

• MQAIR structure

• MQBACK

• MQCCSID

  • what it does

• MQCD structure

  • introduction

  • specifying that an MQI channel uses SSL

• MQCHLLIB

  • how it is used

  • introduction

  • what is does

• MQCHLTAB

  • how it is used

  • introduction

  • what it does

• MQCMIT

• MQCNO structure

  • introduction

  • locating LDAP servers that hold CRLs

  • specifying that an MQI channel uses SSL

• MQCONN

• MQCONN or MQCONNX failure

• MQCONNX

• MQCONNX call

  • defining a client-connection channel

  • locating LDAP servers that hold CRLs

  • specifying that an MQI channel uses SSL

  • Using

• MQI

  • application in client environment

  • building applications for WebSphere MQ clients

  • linking applications for WebSphere MQ clients

• MQI (Message Queue Interface)

• MQI channel

• MQI channels

• MQINQ

• MQIPADDRV

  • what it does

• MQNAME

• MQParms command

• MQParms.ini

• mqs.ini file

  • path to exits

  • role in connecting a client

• MQSC

  • commands

  • starting

    • example

  • stopping

• MQSCO structure

  • introduction

  • locating LDAP servers that hold CRLs

• MQSeries server

  • name of

• MQSERVER

  • cancelling

  • defining a client-connection channel

  • how it is used

  • relationship with client channel definition table

  • specifying that an MQI channel uses SSL

  • using

  • what it does

• MQSSLCRYP

• MQSSLFIPS

• MQSSLKEYR

• MQSSLRESET

• Msiexec command

  • with response file

• MTS

  • See also Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS)

• multiple queue managers

N

• namelist

• national language

  • installation from client CD

  • unattended installation

• NetBIOS

  • connections

• non-version 6.0 clients

P

• parameter file

  • contents

  • creating

  • example

• password

• path to exits

  • mqs.ini file

• platforms

  • for WebSphere MQ clients

  • for WebSphere MQ servers

• preparing client applications

  • CICS

  • Microsoft Transaction Server

  • Tuxedo

  • WebSphere Application Server

  • WebSphere MQ JMS

• preparing for installation

• problem determination

• process definition

• putting a message on the queue

  • example

Q

• queue manager

  • definition

  • deleting

  • maximum message length

  • starting

  • starting (z/OS example)

  • stopping

• queue managers

• queue-sharing groups (1), (2)

R

• receive exit

• removal response file format

  • client

• removing

  • client

  • using Add/Remove Programs

    • Windows client

• removing an AIX client

• removing an extended transactional client

  • AIX

  • HP-UX

  • Linux

  • Solaris

  • Windows

    • from a command prompt

    • introduction

    • using Add/Remove Programs

    • using the installation process

• resource manager

• response file

  • client (1), (2)

    • removal

  • with Msiexec command

• return codes

• runmqtmc

• running client applications

  • CICS

  • Microsoft Transaction Server

  • Tuxedo

  • WebSphere Application Server

  • WebSphere MQ JMS

S

• sample client programs

• sample programs

  • AMQSGETC (1), (2)

  • AMQSGETW

  • amqsputc

  • AMQSPUTC

  • AMQSPUTW

  • GET

  • PUT

• Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)

• security

  • access control

  • authentication

  • exit

  • on a WebSphere MQ client

  • password

  • user ID

• security exit

• send exit

• server

  • connecting to a client

  • connection, defining

  • platform support

• Server CD

• server-connection channel

  • defining

  • example (not z/OS)

  • example (z/OS)

  • iSeries example

• server queue manager

• server to client connection

• setmqcap command

• setmqcrl command

• setmqscp command

  • introduction

  • specifying that an MQI channel uses SSL

• setting up the server

  • example

  • example (Windows)

  • i5/OS example

  • using Windows explorer

  • z/OS example

• setting up WebSphere MQ clients

• shared queues (1), (2)

• silent installation

  • client

  • Solaris

  • Windows

• silent uninstall

  • client

• simple client-connection channel definition

• software requirements

  • AIX client

  • HP-UX client

  • Linux client

  • Solaris client

  • Windows client

• Solaris

  • installing the extended transactional client

    • basic method

    • unattended

  • uninstalling the extended transactional client

• Solaris client

  • components

  • hardware and software

  • migrating to and from SSL support

  • trace

  • uninstalling

• solving problems (1), (2)

• SPX

  • connections

  • default socket

• SSL

  • See also Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)

  • key

    • renegotiating

• SSLCIPH parameter

• SSLCipherSpec field

• SSLCRLNameList attribute

• stop queue manager

• strmqtrc trace command (1), (2)

• supported server platforms

• supported transaction managers

• SVRCONN

• switch load file

• switch structure

  • See also XA switch structure

• syncpoint

  • considerations

  • coordination

• syncpoint control

• syncpoint coordinator

  • See also transaction manager

• system administration

T

• task list

• TCP/IP

  • default port

• TCP/IP connection

  • on a client

  • on a server

• TCP/IP connections

• trace

  • AIX

  • HP-UX

  • Solaris

  • Windows

• trace command

  • dspmqtrc

  • endmqtrc (1), (2)

  • strmqtrc (1), (2)

• transaction

  • See also unit of work

• transaction manager

  • definition

  • external

• transforms

  • Msiexec command

• transmission protocol

  • LU 6.2

  • NetBIOS

  • SPX

  • TCP/IP

• trigger monitor for WebSphere MQ clients

• Tuxedo

  • configuring an extended transactional client

  • preparing and running client applications

  • sample client programs

• two phase commit protocol

• types of client installation

• typical installation

  • client

U

• unattended installation

  • client

  • Solaris

  • Windows

• unattended removal

  • client

• uninstallation response file format

  • client

• uninstalling

  • client

  • HP-UX client

  • Linux client

  • Solaris client

  • using Add/Remove Programs

    • Windows client

• uninstalling an extended transactional client

  • AIX

  • HP-UX

  • Linux

  • Solaris

  • Windows

    • from a command prompt

    • introduction

    • using Add/Remove Programs

    • using the installation process

• unit of work

• UNIX systems clients

  • error messages

• user definition of channels

• user ID

V

• verification, ending

• verifying installation

  • example

• V6.0 clients

• Visual Basic

  • link libraries

  • linking

  • linking applications

W

• WebSphere Application Server

  • configuring an extended transactional client

  • preparing and running client applications

• WebSphere MQ classes for Java Message Service

  • See also WebSphere MQ JMS

• WebSphere MQ client

• WebSphere MQ Client CD

• WebSphere MQ environment variables

• WebSphere MQ extended transactional client (1), (2)

  • See also extended transactional client

• WebSphere MQ JMS

  • configuring an extended transactional client

  • preparing and running client applications

• WebSphere MQ Script (MQSC) commands

• WebSphere MQ server

  • platform support

• WebSphere MQ Server CD

• WebSphere MQ utility program (CSQUTIL)

  • creating a client channel definition file

  • creating CRL information in a client channel definition file

• Windows

  • installing the extended transactional client

    • basic method

    • from a LAN server

    • unattended

  • uninstalling the extended transactional client

    • from a command prompt

    • introduction

    • using Add/Remove Programs

    • using the installation process

• Windows client

  • error messages

  • hardware and software

  • installing

  • trace

  • uninstalling using Add/Remove Programs

X

• XA compliant transaction managers

  • configuring an extended transactional client

• XA Interface

• xa_open string

  • example

  • format

  • how it is used

  • introduction

  • use by CICS

  • use by Tuxedo

• XA switch structure

  • introduction

  • supplied with an extended transactional client

  • use by CICS

  • use by Tuxedo

 

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