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| rafma76 |
 Posted: Tue Oct 03, 2006 7:05 am Post subject: how do we create an API in mqseries |
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hi i am new to mq series i got a question for u all
how do we create aan API setup in MQSeries in unix/sunsolaries
can u guys please help in that
thanx in advance
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| Vitor |
| Posted: Tue Oct 03, 2006 7:13 am Post subject: |
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There's an API built into the product.....
...are you asking how to use it? In this case I refer you to the Application Programming Guide / Reference (or their online equivalents) which contain a wealth of information & detailed instructions.
There's also sample code supplied with the queue manager.
Or are you asking a different question? 
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| rafma76 |
| Posted: Tue Oct 03, 2006 7:26 am Post subject: thanx for ur reply. can u help me in detail |
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i wanna to know how to use API's and what knid of API's are available. i gone through the AP Guide pdf but i couldn,t find the API calls. is that API are MQPUT,MQGET etc., if any one can help me in coding API in MQ. how to use it.
i got a path like mentioned below for that how we create /setup an API
UT14.S.AMDOCS.ENSEMBLE.GET_PP_BALALANCE
in the above scenario how do we setup an API. and basically what is API's in MQ? how do we find
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| Vitor |
| Posted: Tue Oct 03, 2006 7:33 am Post subject: Re: thanx for ur reply. can u help me in detail |
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| rafma76 wrote: |
| is that API are MQPUT,MQGET etc., if any one can help me in coding API in MQ. how to use it. |
Yep, that's them.
| rafma76 wrote: |
i got a path like mentioned below for that how we create /setup an API
UT14.S.AMDOCS.ENSEMBLE.GET_PP_BALALANCE
in the above scenario how do we setup an API. and basically what is API's in MQ? |
I have no idea what you mean. The path sounds a bit like a function name, which (subject to language and platform constraints) could contain MQ functions. If you wanted it to.
You need to ask more specific questions. If what you're asking is "How do I use MQ?" the answer is "Read the Intercommunication manual and / or get some training". If you're asking "How do I use this specific call to achieve this specific end, because I've tried <insert attempt here> and it failed with <insert failure here> and I can't think of anything else" then ask that & we'll try.
Those manuals are quite good, and don't forget to look up the sample code.
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| kevinf2349 |
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Yep...those are the APIs and they are all fully documented. As Vitor says, plenty of examples in many programming languages come shipped with MQ.
Time to hit the manuals 
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| bruce2359 |
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| The format of each of the native MQ calls (MQOPEN, MQCLOSE, ...) are defined in the Application Programmers Reference. How to use each of them is defined in the Application Programmers Guide. |
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