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looloo · Posted: Wed May 29, 2002 12:40 am Post subject:

Thank you all for your participation, it was very helpfull..

For futur readers I would like to summary.

material : NT on client and NT on server

MQS Objects definition :
* on server side :
- queue manager creation (crtmqm -q QM_ONE)
- start the queue manager (strmqm QM_ONE)
- start MQS commands (runmqsc QM_ONE)
- queue definition (DEFINE QLOCAL(Q_ONE))
- server-connection creation (DEFINE CHANNEL(CHANNEL_ONE) CHLTYPE(SVRCONN) TRPTYPE(TCP))
- stop MQS commands (end)
- set queue manager authorizations (setmqaut -n Q_ONE -t q -m QM_ONE -p "my NT network login" +all )

- set queue authorizations (setmqaut -m QM_ONE -t qmgr -p "my NT network login" +all )
- start a listener (RUNMQLSR -t tcp -m QM_ONE -p "port")

NB :
- always use uppercase for your objects definition
- becarefull that on the port you use there is only one listener (you can check with "netstat -an")

* on client side :
- define the client channel
(SET MQSERVER=CHANNEL_ONE/TCP/"server IP adress"("port"))

Now you are ready to communicate...
- put a message (amqsputc Q_ONE QM_ONE) (it's client side, use amqsput on server side)
- get the message (amqsgetc Q_ONE QM_ONE) (use amqsget on server side)

I hope I haven't made mistakes...
I'm still a newbie but now I'm newbie level 2