Mail Manager sample
The Mail Manager sample demonstrates these techniques:
- Using alias queues
- Using a model queue to create a temporary dynamic queue
- Using reply-to queues
- Using syncpoints in the CICS and batch environments
- Sending commands to the system-command input queue
- Testing return codes
- Sending messages to remote queue managers, both by using a local definition
of a remote queue and by putting messages directly on a named queue at a remote
queue manager
The application uses these MQI calls:
- MQCONN
- MQOPEN
- MQPUT1
- MQGET
- MQINQ
- MQCMIT
- MQCLOSE
- MQDISC
Three versions of the application are provided:
- A CICS application written in COBOL
- A TSO application written in COBOL
- A TSO application written in C
The TSO applications use the WebSphere MQ for z/OS batch adapter and include some ISPF panels.
See Table 33 for the TSO application, and Table 37 for the CICS(R) application.