MQ transports
MQ transports are a kind of connective transport supporting both clients and servers through MQSeries. With MQSeries, applications read and write data through queues, which are managed by queue managers. To send or receive data via MQSeries, an application must specify the queue manager and the queue. (The queue manager can be either on the local machine or remote.)
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On AIX, SST using MQ requires threaded versions of MQ library. On AIX, some SST applications that use the MQ transport layer will fail when using the unthreaded versions of the AIX MQ libraries. If you are getting the error MqCallInProgress, this may be the cause. By default, Smalltalk MQ calls will use the unthreaded libraries. To switch to the threaded libraries, before making your first MQ call, execute the call
AbtMQSeriesBaseUnixSubApp threaded
Last modified date: 01/29/2015