Welcome to the MQSeries Client for Java. Immediately below this paragraph
you should see the MQSeries Client for Java installation verification applet.
If all you see is a grey rectangle, your browser may not be able to download
the applet class files.
MQSeries Client for Java
To verify your MQSeries Client for Java installation, proceed as follows:
- In the hostname entry field, please enter the TCP/IP hostname of the
machine on which your MQSeries Queue Manager is running. If you downloaded
this page from a web server, you may find that the hostname field has already
been filled in for you. (When you download an applet from a web server, you can
only communicate with an MQSeries Queue Manager running on the same machine as
the web server).
- In the port entry field, enter the port on which your MQSeries Queue Manager
listens for connection requests (the MQSeries default is 1414).
- In the queue manager entry field, enter the name of the queue manager to
which you wish to connect. If you leave this field blank, the client will
connect to the default queue manager on the target machine.
- In the channel entry field, enter the name of the MQSeries channel that
the client should use when connecting. Remember that channel names are
case-sensitive.
- Click on the test connection button. A dialog box appears displaying the
results of the test. If the test fails for any reason, please take the
corrective action suggested in the results window and try again.
- Congratulations! You have successfully communicated with your queue
manager using the MQSeries Client for Java. Please now see the MQSeries
Client for Java User's Guide and Programmer's Guide for details on writing
your own exciting applications to access MQSeries Queue Managers via the
World Wide Web.
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