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Bill Wood
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WRT... Basically, I want to post messages from OpenEdge to MQ... I do want to ask if this is indeed all you want to do. Generally it is easier to only send messages, but usually, when people want MQ connectivity (any provider), they also want to receive messages. I would also look at these components if this is what you want: www-01.ibm.com/.../docview.wss (IBM WebSphereMQ Clients). This contains information on what you need to me an MQ client. The key points are: - There is no need for a full WebSphere MQ implementation on the client machine. - Hardware requirements on the client system are reduced. - System administration requirements are reduced. - A WebSphere MQ application, running on a client can connect to multiple queue managers on different systems. - Alternative channels using different transmission protocols may be used. - You can build your connectivity around various programming languages including C, C++, .NET (Windows systems only) and Java I would look at the .NET client if you are on windows and using that in OpenEdge (but only for sending!). You can also build a little java or c program and pipe requests into it from ABL. Finally, if you want a more complex connectivity, look at using the STOMP libraries and STOMP Connect that I mentioned in the other posts (see above),
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