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Developing MQ programs on OS/400 is as simple as the other platforms.
I've done it in RPG, but you can do it in COBOL or C as well. The MQ
library that gets installed as part of the licensed program product has
several sample MQPUT and MQGET programs that could easily be modified.

On Mon, 14 Jun 2004 09:52:06 +0200, "MITTELHEISSER Jean Claude"
<MITTELJC@xxxxxxx> said:
> Hello,
> 
> We have several systems like OS/390, AIX, Windows and OS/400 in our
> company. Most of them communicate through MQ Series. We have also a
> software which tests if these communications are OK by sending a message
> which is forwarded over our network from a machine to another. Each
> machine reads this message and sends it to the next. In case of a
> problem, sending stops and we know were the problem resides. We would
> like to include OS/400 in this testing but we have no real RPG competence
> to create programs in our company. So we would like to know if someone
> has developed around MQ Series to create perhaps a MQPUT and a MQGET
> command on OS/400, in any case a simple way to read and put messages on
> MQ Series queues.
> 
> Thank You.
> Best Regards.
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