IBM MQ extends API support for Java developers to work with MQ in their applications. In this article we will see how we can put messages to the local queue and browse them back using Java.
Imagine a situation where developers need to communicate with queue managers using programs. IBM MQ extends API support for Java developers to work with MQ in their applications. Benefit of using API is MQ SERVER not necessarily installed on the developer’s machine to communicate with IBM MQ Queue managers.
Aishwarya Thondapu, Sr. Middleware Admin, Element Blue India.
To transfer files from one organization to another, we need a secure pathway. Additionally, the files transferred must be monitored, reliable, consistent and secured. Rather than achieving the above from conventional file transfer solutions like FTP, we use the MFT.
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Joey Bernal, Managing Partner, CTO
IBM’s Intelligent Operations Center (IOC) platform has always been seen (and sold) as an internal tool for making your enterprise run more efficiently. Recently, a more social side of the software platform’s capabilities has come to light. The Waterfront Toronto Community Hub project, built from the IBM IOC platform by Element Blue, seamlessly integrates social […]
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Joey Bernal, Managing Partner, CTO
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Joey Bernal, Managing Partner, CTO
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