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Application Integration: Use Informix 4GL With WebSphere MQ - Ready-to-Use C Functions

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Overview Communication between different applications is becoming increasingly important. Whether one is implementing a full-blown Service Oriented Architecture or just need to transfer data between two systems, IBM WebSphere MQ is a solid foundation for data exchange. While IBM Informix 4GL has a database-centric, fourth-generation programming language, and has all the functionality needed to work with the database and build business logic, it lacks the ability to do external tasks. Fortunately, with Informix 4GL's capability of incorporating C-functions, extending 4GL to send and receive messages using WebSphere MQ is easy. This paper gives a step-by-step description of how to do that. Full functional source code is included to help the user.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	HTML
Date Published	January 2005
Format	White Papers
Topics	Communications Software, Programming Languages, Application Development

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