I suggest, if you follow this technique, you load the Server Libs first,
since it is not unusual to install both libraries.
John Scott
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Yes it is possible to do this using the base MQI (MQCONN, MQOPEN, MQPUT
etc.). We do this on both NT, AIX and Solaris platforms.
You need to look at www.mqseries.net and do a search in the software
repository for either "ntloadmq", "sunloadmq" and "slloadmq" (for AIX).
These will give you ideas on how to dynamically load the MQ libraries.
Basically, the extension I did to this was to try and load the mqserver
library first. If that fails, drop down and look for mqclient. If that
fails
it's game over.
Hope this helps.
John Scott
IBM Certified Specialist - MQSeries
Argos Ltd
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From: Jeff A Tressler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: A program the uses MQSeries Client and Server libraries
We are writing a program that will be able to access either the MQSeries
client or MQSeries server depending on the system it runs on.
My understanding is that the code can be written such that no changes are
needed and the method of connection (Client or Server) depends upon which
set of MQSeries libraries the program links with. This would create two
different executable, one for a MQSeries Client system and another for a
MQSeries Server system
Is there a way to create a single executable which will recognize it is on
a
MQSeries server and perform accordingly and if not, perform as if it were
running on a MQSeries client system?
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