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30 June 2008
PowerShell CMDLets for WebSphere MQ - administer queues on Windows or Linux
Last year, I wrote about the idea of PowerShell CmdLets for WebSphere MQ. PowerShell is a beautiful scripting environment, you see, and it allows you to load any managed class library and then call into it. This is what allows me to, for example, create Read More...
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16 November 2007
JMS Adapters for .NET & BizTalk
Love it! I previously posted about a beta of the JNBridge JMS Adapters. I just got a form email from the company that they've publicly released their adapters. There's a version of the adpater for .NET apps - this allows any .NET app to connect to any Read More...
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16 July 2007
Custom WCF Channel for IBM MQ
IBM have shipped an early version of a Custom WCF Channel for MQ. The dev team in Hursley contacted me to solicit feedback. It's apparently pretty simple now, supporting only SOAP one-way messaging, but they say if there is sufficient interest and feedback, Read More...
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16 February 2007
.NET Logic triggered by IBM MQ Messages
I did not know about this. With WebSphere MQ v6, IBM introduced something called the " .NET Monitor " feature. The .NET Monitor, in MQ, is similar to a WebSphere MQ "trigger monitor." The doc says, developers can create .NET components and register them Read More...
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06 March 2006
IBM Message Service Client for .NET
IBM Message Service Client for .NET Part of an ongoing series of posts on JMS-to-.NET interop Philip Willoughby of IBM's Hursley Lab writes that IBM have released IBM Message Service Client for .NET (also known as XMS for .NET) as a category 2 SupportPac Read More...
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16 January 2006
.NET can connect to WebSphere's built-in JMS
Phil Willoughby of IBM dropped me a line. Phil apparently works on the XMS stuff, I'm guessing out of IBM's Hursley lab. Phil sez: Re: http://blogs.msdn.com/dotnetinterop/archive/2005/11/04/488770.aspx FYI, XMS can be used to connect directly to the WebSphere Read More...
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02 December 2005
PCF with IBM's MQ Classes for .NET
PCF with IBM's MQ Classes for .NET For about 2 years IBM has been providing a supported class library that allows .NET apps to connect to MQSeries. There has always been PCF capability in the class library, but it's not documented and I suppose not supported Read More...
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04 November 2005
JMS and RFH2 messages from .NET
My previous entry related to XMS, which is IBM's library for connecting .NET apps (and C++ apps) to its MQ Brokers. If you don't have MQ, then how can you connect with JMS? The JMS interop issue is still a problem. I found this link , to a solution posted Read More...
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03 November 2005
XMS whitepaper from IBM
IBM published a paper on their XMS library. Read More...
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03 August 2005
IBM and JMS-to-.NET interop
IBM's .NET Managed client for JMS Today I received a comment on a prior entry of this blog. It is noteworthy so I thought I would re-post it here. As previously mentioned in a previous blog entry ( JMS Interop, revisited ), there is a demand for .Net Read More...
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20 April 2005
JMS Interop, revisited
IBM has shipped a beta of the Message Service Client for C/C++. It allows a C/C++ app to read or write JMS messages on MQ. Read More...
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06 December 2004
on Java-to-.NET interop via JMS and MQSeries
JMS is a standard messaging API in Java. But in my tests, the use of the JMS API makes interop between Java and .NET much more difficult. Read More...
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08 November 2004
.NET and MQ admin via ADSI
IBM WebSphere MQS exposes some administrative operations and properties via an ADSI interface. This means any .NET application can connect to MQSeries administratively and get and set properties on the MQ subsystem. This post discusses one approach and offers a working example application. Read More...
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08 November 2004
.NET and MQSeries
IBM WebSphere MQ (previously known as "MQSeries") ships with a "postcard" app, amqpcard.exe, a simple demo that can be used to verify the installation of MQ, by sending messages (postcards) to different recipients. At some point, IBM also delivered a Java postcard app, including source code. I have produced a .NET postcard app in C#. It's available in source form, within a Visual Studio project. Read More...
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