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New features on all supported platforms

IBM MQ Version 9.0.1 delivers a number of new features on all platforms that are supported by this release, that is on Linux , Windows, and z/OS®.


The IBM MQ Console

From Version 9.0.1, we can use a web-based user interface to administer IBM MQ. The IBM MQ Console runs in a browser and provides control over queue managers and IBM MQ objects.

To get started quickly with the IBM MQ Console, see Get started with the IBM MQ Console.

For more information about the IBM MQ Console, see Administration using the IBM MQ Console.


The administrative REST API

From Version 9.0.1, we can use the administrative REST API to request information about queue managers and installations.

To get started quickly with the administrative REST API, see Get started with the administrative REST API.

For more information about the administrative REST API, see Administration using the REST API.


IBM MQ Console and administrative REST API installation component

If you want to use the IBM MQ Console, or the administrative REST API, you must install the web server that these features run on.

To install this function on Windows, you must install the Web Administration feature. For more information about installing this component on Windows, see Windows installation tasks.

To install this function on Linux, you must install the REST API and Console component. For more information about installing this component on Linux, see Linux installation tasks.

To install this function on z/OS, you must install the IBM MQ for z/OS Unix System Services Web Components feature. For more information about installing this feature, see Create and customize the IBM WebSphere Application Server Liberty Profile server definition and Create a procedure for the IBM WebSphere Application Server Liberty Profile server.


Support for class name allowlisting in JMS ObjectMessage

From Version 9.0.1, IBM MQ classes for JMS supports allowlisting of classes in the implementation of the JMS ObjectMessage interface. The allowlist defines which Java classes might be serialized with ObjectMessage.setObject() and deserialized with ObjectMessage.getObject().

For more information, see Class name allowlisting in JMS ObjectMessage and Running IBM MQ classes for JMS applications under the Java Security Manager.