Building your application on Windows systems

 

The Windows systems publications describe how to build executable applications from the programs that you write. This chapter describes the additional tasks, and the changes to the standard tasks, that perform when building WebSphere MQ for Windows applications to run under Windows systems. ActiveX, C, C++, COBOL, and Visual Basic programming languages are supported. For information about preparing your ActiveX programs, see WebSphere MQ Using the Component Object Model Interface. For information about preparing your C++ programs, see WebSphere MQ Using C++.

The tasks that perform to create an executable application using WebSphere MQ for Windows vary with the programming language that your source code is written in. In addition to coding the MQI calls in your source code, add the appropriate language statements to include the WebSphere MQ for Windows include files for the language that you are using. Make yourself familiar with the contents of these files. See WebSphere MQ data definition files for a full description.

 

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Building a WebSphere MQ application

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