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3. An example of implementation: MQSeries
MQSeries is an IBM product family that has been developing since 1993. This product range has met with great success, as it offers a response to needs that arose following the development of client/server and distributed systems. In fact, MQSeries is available on some twenty operating systems, ranging from IBM systems (MVS, VSE, OS/400, OS/2, AIX) to non-IBM systems such as Windows/NT, HP UX, SUN Solaris, DEC, Tandem, GIS Atlantis, etc. The most complete of these in terms of performance and functionality is the product running on MVS/ESA.
Its strengths include the provision of a common programming interface (API), a high level of functionality, message integrity, performance, etc.
The MQSeries family is built around the notion of a message manager, which is nothing other than a resource manager responsible for managing queues and their messages...
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An example of implementation: MQSeries
Application examples
References
IBM brochures
SC33-0850 Message Queue Interface - Technical Reference
SC33-0807 MQSeries : Application Programming Guide
GC33-1349 MQSeries : Planning Guide
SC33-0806 MQSeries : MVS/ESA System Management Guide
SC33-1373 MQSeries : AIX Version 2 System Management Guide
Message manager editors
DEC MessageQ marketed by BEA
Tuxedo/Q marketed by BEA
Falcon from Microsoft
AXIME CM2
COVIA
Topend RTQ from NCR
Pipes from PeerLogic
TIB from TIBCO
VCOM from Verimation
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