Asynchronous consumption of IBM MQ messages
Asynchronous consumption uses a set of Message Queue Interface (MQI) extensions, the MQI calls MQCB and MQCTL, which allow an MQI application to be written to consume messages from a set of queues. Messages are delivered to the application by invoking a 'unit of code', identified by the application passing either the message, or a token representing the message.
Asynchronous consumption uses a set of Message Queue Interface (MQI) extensions, the MQI calls MQCB and MQCTL, which allow an MQI application to be written to consume messages from a set of queues. Messages are delivered to the application by invoking a 'unit of code', identified by the application passing either the message, or a token representing the message.