Only if you want to list all the bells and whistles.
I was referring to concept, not implementation details.
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That's a stretch. How does email support XA coordination with data bases?
How does email support grouping/segmenting messages? How does messaging
support multi-levels of confirmation of delivery/arrival? How about
clustered queues? Need I go on?
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In concept, messaging is nothing more than e-mail between programs.
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... designed as an e-mail system...?,
mqcommit, mqrollback, get(msgid), get(correlid), get(priority), mqalias,
model queues, triggers, channel priority, cluster managers, etc. etc, etc,
etc...
all of this is so more than an e-mail system.
Another option is consider Connect-Direct versus Tivoli Data Exchange (no
Tivoli framework required)
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Without some value-added functonality, MQSeries will lose.
Connect Direct was designed as a file transfer system. MQSeries was
designed as an e-mail system. If you want head-to-head, look at
CommerceQuest e-Adapter vs Connect Direct.
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I'm aware of the unfortunate misconception of MQ as a glorified and costly
FTP, but this is precisely the area in which it's being challenged -
Connect Direct is seen as a viable alternative when it's just a file
transfer role that's being considered. My question was then as a
head-to-head file transfer solution, what's the knock-out punch for MQ vs.
CD, if any?
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Connect Direct is a file transfer system... Why do you want to compare them
? CD uses TCP/IP, or SNA (LU6 or LU0) Its very fast using LU0.
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Anyone have a brief comparison of MQSeries vs. Connect Direct (from
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Thanks,
Steve
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