Even though we are slightly off-track.....
Rebecca is in the right ballpark (or on the right pitch, for those footballers in and around Hursley). TCAM was introduced by IBM as a replacement to BTAM. While BTAM was essentially a low-level, terminal-to-application access method, TCAM had it's own 'control program' to manage both queueing and traffic scheduling. In that respect, you might consider TCAM a predecessor to MQ....but I think it's a stretch.
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Art
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Wasn't TCAM (along with BTAM) a precursor to VTAM? (Although I may be wrong
about that; it was a long time ago and is sort of lost in the mists of time.
We were a BTAM shop, but as I remember, you had the choice of TCAM or BTAM.)
-- Rebecca
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All,
I thought ez-bridge came before MQSeries, unless it was Rel 1.0 of MQSeries
which I'm certain was Release 2.0.
By the by, TCAM (TeleCommuncationAccessMethod) wasn't messaging, it was the
precursor to IMS and CICS, I think. I recall it was in use back in the
early 1970's.
"Heggie, Peter"
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Not really, although I've had that thought. I'm trying to see where the
two (or three) product lines overlap, see how that overlap has changed
and try to estimate what will be left in a year or two.
Peter Heggie
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Are you trying to show how ridiculous companies are getting with
renaming their product line?
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Can someone help fill in the gaps or correct my note below? I'm trying
to establish a timeline and show the names of the various MQ software
names and dates.
MQ: MQM (199? - 199?) -> MQSeries (199? - 2001) -> Websphere MQ (2001 -
present)
MQSI: MQSI (199? - 2000) -> WMQI (2000 - 2002) -> WMQIB (2002 - 2003) ->
WBIMB (2003 - present)
Workflow: ???
MQSI included NEON up until v2.2
Workflow now includes the Crossworlds technology? Which is named? WBIMB
includes WBIEB, or you can get WBIEB separately..?
Thanks!
Peter Heggie
National Grid, Syracuse, NY
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