Why does MQ write to STDERR when there's an exception???
How can you turn this off?
Am calling 'get' with a MQGetMessageOptions.waitInterval
of a few seconds. This terminates by throwing an MQException
with the reason code MQRC_NO_MSG_AVAILABLE (2033), and is
filling up my error log with messages...
No comment on the decision to terminate a valid get by throwing
an exception, you can at least just catch-and-ignore, but writing
to STDERR when no ERR has occured is a real problem!
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