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Meeting The Needs of Administrators and Developers @ JDJ

websphere mq, formerly known as mqseries, is industry-leading middleware created by ibm corporation. due to its assured delivery of messages, data integrity and resource protection, time independence and message-driven processing, websphere mq has become very popular as message-oriented middleware in the integration of applications enterprise wide. but working on websphere mq as an administrator or developer is not so easy.

the majority of websphere mq installations are in distributed environments that have more than one queue manager on heterogenous platforms. to work with all of these queue managers, you can use a command line utility called "runmqsc" provided by ibm, on all platforms. ibm has also provided a graphical tool, websphere mq explorer (formerly mqseries explorer), which is the most reliable but has limited functionality. for example, you can only view the first 200 messages on a local queue. moreover, you can view the data in text and hexadecimal forms only with other headers, if present. the rfh headers and data in ebcdic are displayed as junk characters along with the real data. so, a tool is needed that provides you with various administration capabilities and development facilities with one click of a mouse.

wmqtool is a graphic
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