Vijay,
check the MQSeries Intercommunication Guide for more information about
channel exits.
On the mainframe, you can wirte channel exits using assembler or c, there are
some samples in the MQSASMS or MQSC37S libraries. i am quite sure if
you google for "+mqseries +channel +exit" that you will find some other samples
too.
there are also some commercial message tracking tools out there.
god luck
Stefan
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Hi,
I am working on MQSeries with Mainframes.
I have 2 queue managers speaking to each other using Remote queue definition and transmission queue, sender channel and receiver channel. What I want to do is track the message where all it flows through. For this we need a channel exit program.
The program should pick up the message moving across the channel. In Windows we can have a DLL which can be activated each time a message flows across the channel. What should be done corresponding to this in Mainframes? Any pointers to this will be helpful.
Also I would like to know how to link the MQ library in Mainframes.
Regards,
Vijay.
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