Step 1: You need to have the Webspeher MQ client jar “com.ibm.mq.allclient.jar” in your project at “${basedir}/lib”. You can refer to it via Maven as a local file based repository.
Step 2: Use the “Websphere MQ API” to send a “MQMessage” to a “MQQueue”.
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Step 1: You need to have the Webspeher MQ client jar “com.ibm.mq.allclient.jar” in your project at “${basedir}/lib”. You can refer to it via Maven as a local file based repository.
Step 2: Use the “Websphere MQ API” to receive a “MQMessage” from a “MQQueue”.
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Step 1: You need to have the Webspeher MQ client jar “com.ibm.mq.allclient.jar” in your project at “${basedir}/lib” and the JMS or JEE jar from a maven repository.
Step 2: Use the “JMS API” to send a message to a queue using a file based JNDI.
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