Interface Summary |
MQAliasQueue |
From section 6.2.3 of MQ Fundamentals: An alias queue object is
a representation of another target queue object, which has a
different name. |
MQApiExit |
API exits let you write code that changes the behavior of
WebSphere MQ API calls, such as MQPUT and MQGET, and then insert
that code immediately before or immediately after those calls. |
MQApiExitCommons |
When any queue manager starts, the attributes in this stanza are
read, and then overridden by the API exits defined in qm.ini. |
MQApiExitLocal |
When the queue manager starts, API exits defined here override
the defaults defined in mqs.ini. |
MQApiExitTemplates |
When any queue manager is created, the attributes in this
stanza are copied into the newly created qm.ini file under the
ApiExitLocal stanza. |
MQAuthInfo |
An authentication information object contains authentication
information used in Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encrypted
transport of information. |
MQBase |
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MQBufferPool |
(z/OS only)
For efficiency, WebSphere MQ uses a form of caching whereby
messages (and object definitions) are stored temporarily in
buffers before being stored in page sets on DASD. |
MQChannel |
Message channels are the channels that carry messages from one
queue manager to another. |
MQClientConnectionChannel |
Client connection channel |
MQCluster |
In a traditional WebSphere MQ network using distributed queuing,
every queue manager is independent. |
MQClusterReceiverChannel |
Cluster receiver channel |
MQClusterSenderChannel |
Cluster sender channel |
MQInstallableService |
There are significant implications to changing installable
services and their components. |
MQInstallation |
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MQListener |
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MQLocalQueue |
Local queue objects are the only type of queue object that
represent a real queue that holds messages. |
MQModelQueue |
From section 6.2.4 of MQ Fundamentals: Model queue objects
provide the attributes of a local queue object that can be
created dynamically by an application. |
MQNameList |
A namelist is a WebSphere MQ object that contains a list of
cluster names, queue names or authentication information object
names. |
MQNetBIOSListener |
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MQPageSet |
A page set is a VSAM linear data set that has been specially
formatted to be used by WebSphere MQ. |
MQProcess |
Use the DEFINE PROCESS command to create a process definition. |
MQQueue |
The following attributes apply to all queue object types: +Put
(PUT)-Whether it is possible to put messages onto this local
queue, or send messages through this queue object. |
MQQueueManager |
The queue manager object |
MQQueueSharingGroup |
The response to the DISPLAY GROUP command is a series of
messages containing information about the queue-sharing group to
which the queue manager is connected. |
MQReceiverChannel |
Receiver Channel |
MQRemoteQueue |
From section 6.2.5 of MQ Fundamentals: Remote queue objects are
used to define routes to other queue managers within the
WebSphere MQ message queuing infrastructure. |
MQRequesterChannel |
Requester Channel |
MQSenderChannel |
Sender Channel |
MQServerChannel |
Server Channel |
MQServerConnectionChannel |
Server-connection (for use by clients). |
MQService |
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MQServiceComponent |
You need to specify service component information when you add a
new installable service. |
MQSNAListener |
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MQSPXListener |
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MQStorageClass |
How storage classes work You define a storage class, using the
DEFINE STGCLASS command, specifying a page set identifier
(PSID). |
MQTCPListener |
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