Because MQ Java doesn't support a Trigger class. it's a pain to implement triggering directly.
The easist way is to write a tiny C MQ intermediary that retrieves the trigger msg, construct the command line and then use a system call to start the java application. There's virtually no delay because C is much faster, and you can minimize the code.
cheers,
Benjamin Zhou
State Street Corp.
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Subject: Has anyone used Java/MQ program launched by the MQ Trigger
Monitor ?
If so, would you care to share some detail about what objects were used to
accomplished this and any other detail on setting up the MQ Process Object
?
Thanks !
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