Samples for UNIX systems

 

Table 1 shows the techniques demonstrated by the sample programs for WebSphere MQ on UNIX systems.

WebSphere MQ on UNIX sample programs demonstrating use of the MQI (C and COBOL)

Technique	C (source) (1)	COBOL (source) (2)	C (executable)	Client (3) (executable)
Putting messages using the MQPUT call	amqsput0	amq0put0	amqsput	amqsputc
Putting a single message using the MQPUT1 call	amqsinqa amqsecha	amqminqx amqmechx amqiinqx amqiechx amqvinqx amqviechx	amqsinq amqsech	amqsechc
Putting messages to a distribution list (4)	amqsptl0	amq0ptl0.cbl	amqsptl	amqsptlc
Replying to a request message	amqsinqa	amqminqx amqiinqx amqvinqx	amqsinq	no sample
Getting messages (no wait)	amqsgbr0	amq0gbr0	amqsgbr	no sample
Getting messages (wait with a time limit)	amqsget0	amq0get0	amqsget	amqsgetc
Getting messages (unlimited wait)	amqstrg0	no sample	amqstrg	amqstrgc
Getting messages (with data conversion)	amqsecha	no sample	amqsech	no sample
Putting Reference Messages to a queue (4)	amqsprma	no sample	amqsprm	amqsprmc
Getting Reference Messages from a queue (4)	amqsgrma	no sample	amqsgrm	amqsgrmc
Reference Message channel exit (4)	amqsqrma amqsxrma	no sample	amqsxrm	no sample
Browsing first 20 characters of a message	amqsgbr0	amq0gbr0	amqsgbr	amqsgbrc
Browsing complete messages	amqsbcg0	no sample	amqsbcg	amqsbcgc
Using a shared input queue	amqsinqa	amqminqx amqiinqx amqvinqx	amqsinq	amqsinqc
Using an exclusive input queue	amqstrg0	amq0req0	amqstrg	amqstrgc
Using the MQINQ call	amqsinqa	amqminqx amqiinqx amqvinqx	amqsinq	no sample
Using the MQSET call	amqsseta	amqmsetx amqisetx amqvsetx	amqsset	amqssetc
Using a reply-to queue	amqsreq0	amq0req0	amqsreq	amqsreqc
Requesting message exceptions	amqsreq0	amq0req0	amqsreq	no sample
Accepting a truncated message	amqsgbr0	amq0gbr0	amqsgbr	no sample
Using a resolved queue name	amqsgbr0	amq0gbr0	amqsgbr	no sample
Triggering a process	amqstrg0	no sample	amqstrg	amqstrgc
Using data conversion	(5)	no sample	no sample	no sample
WebSphere MQ (coordinating XA-compliant database managers) accessing a single database using SQL	amqsxas0.sqc DB2 amqsxas0.ec Informix	amq0xas0.sqb	no sample	no sample
WebSphere MQ (coordinating XA-compliant database managers) accessing two databases using SQL	amqsxag0.c amqsxab0.sqc amqsxaf0.sqc	amq0xag0.cbl amq0xab0.sqb amq0xaf0.sqb	no sample	no sample
CICS transaction (6)	amqscic0.ccs	no sample	amqscic0	no sample
Encina transaction (4)	amqsxae0	no sample	amqsxae0	no sample
TUXEDO transaction to put messages (7)	amqstxpx	no sample	no sample	no sample
TUXEDO transaction to get messages (7)	amqstxgx	no sample	no sample	no sample
Server for TUXEDO (7)	amqstxsx	no sample	no sample	no sample
Dead-letter queue handler	(8)	no sample	amqsdlq	no sample
From an MQI client, putting a message	no sample	no sample	no sample	amqsputc
From an MQI client, getting a message	no sample	no sample	no sample	amqsgetc
Connecting to the queue manager using MQCONNX	amqscnxc	no sample	no sample	amqscnxc
Using API exits	amqsaxe0.c	no sample	amqsaxe	no sample
Cluster workload balancing exit	amqswlm0.c	no sample	amqswlm	no sample
Notes: The executable version of the WebSphere MQ client samples share the same source as the samples that run in a server environment. COBOL is not supported by WebSphere MQ for Linux. Compile programs beginning ‘amqm’ with the Micro Focus COBOL compiler, those beginning ‘amqi’ with the IBM COBOL compiler, and those beginning ‘amq0’ with either. The executable versions of the WebSphere MQ client samples are not available on WebSphere MQ for HP-UX. Supported on WebSphere MQ for AIX, WebSphere MQ for HP-UX, and WebSphere MQ for Solaris only. On WebSphere MQ for AIX, WebSphere MQ for HP-UX, and WebSphere MQ for Solaris this program is called amqsvfc0.c. CICS is supported by WebSphere MQ for AIX and WebSphere MQ for HP-UX only. TUXEDO is not supported by WebSphere MQ for Linux The source for the dead-letter queue handler is made up of several files and provided in a separate directory.

 

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