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MQSeries and Delphi

Are there any (preferred free and open) components or examples for integration with IBM MQSeries from Delphi?

Edit Looks like IBM is providing a unit http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg24007060

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Back in 1997, I wrote PC part of the level of communication between PC and AS / 400 (part of AS / 400 was written in COBOL by someone else).

We did not use MQSeries because (then) it was too slow and stateless, so we went instead of SNA APPC.

Since then, MQSeries.net has become an excellent source of information about MQseries, including quite a few Delphi MQseries .

- Jeroen

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The enclosed unit looks pretty bare. Well, this will work, but it would be better if there were working examples. I did this with C (AIX / Unix) and VB6 and was able to easily extend the samples into working code. If you can read C or VB, get these examples and create a couple of working command-line utilities for MQPut and MQGet working with stdin and stdout. Then you can work with queues, send / dump messages, etc.

I worked with MQSeries about 10-12 years ago and loved it.

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The open integration integrator Apache Camel supports IBM WebSphere MQ (aka MQSeries).

The list of included components is here:

http://camel.apache.org/components.html

The components offer protocols such as FTP, HTTP, POP, SMTP and XMPP, which can be used to connect the MQSeries broker with Delphi applications.

Apache Camel is easy to configure and configure and is actively developing.

Another option would be the MSMQ -MQSeries Bridge. MSMQ is included in all current versions of Windows.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1312336/

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