Using MQSeries with NonStop Tuxedo 6.5.3

simple MQSeries process to ABEND on the test system.
Step 3b: Running a NonStop TUXEDO server that accesses an
MQSeries queue
If a NonStop TUXEDO server is to access an MQSeries queue then the administrator of the
NonStop TUXEDO will also have to be able to access the MQSeries queue. On the test system
that required that the NonStop TUXEDO administrator be a member of the MQM group. It also
requires that the environment variables be included in either the *MACHINES’, *GROUPS’, or
*SERVERS’ ENVFILE.
Using the mqs_simpapp Sample Application
As a testing tool several of the MQSeries sample programs were combined in various ways with
the NonStop TUXEDO simpapp sample application. MQSpax.Z is an OSS pax file that has
been compressed using compress. The file contains three directories: mqs_simpapp, mqsinc,
and mqslib. To use the sample do the following:
Right-click (option+click on Macintosh) and save the following file to your workstation:
MQSpax.Z
1.
Copy the file to the Himalaya system and place it in the OSS name space. Make sure that
the file name is MQSpax.Z (uppercase Z) on the Himalaya system.
2.
Uncompress the file (on older systems uncompress is in /bin/unsupported instead of /bin):
uncompress MQSpax.Z
3.
Unpax the file; by default the files will be unpaxed relative to the current working
directory:
pax -rvf MQSpax
4.
Change directory to the mqs_simpapp directory and execute mqs.mk and simpapp.mk
(there are several compiler warnings caused by the MQSeries source):
make -f mqs.mk
make -f simpapp.mk TUXDIR=/tuxedoR6.5
5.
Modify envfile, mqs_simpapp_env, and ubbsimple appropriately. Likely changes in each
file are:
envfile:
MQMACHINIFILE and MQDEFAULTPREFIX
mqs_simpapp_env:
6.