You can set a service to run in the
foreground. Under services\Log On you need to set it up running under
the local system account and select allow service to interact with the
desktop. I havent personally tried with MQSeries, but it may be
worth a try. It also may have unexpected and
I wrote the article mentioned below. It has an explanation of how
channel security exits work and has outline template code. You still
need to plug in the actual security you choose to implement, but the
article explains what each step is for, how it works and different
methods of security you can
Does anyone have a good knowledge of Linux programming with MQSeries?
I am trying to recompile some of my C++ programs on RedHat Linux 8.0.
The MQSeries (5.3.1) readme says I need libstdc++.so.3 to compile the
samples (which my installation didn't have), so I dutifully downloaded
an rpm package
