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IBM Websphere MQ manipulations – part III

Posted on June 16, 2016 by DocDock

The curse of technology The cool thing about technology demos is how everything just works, well unless you are demoing it to the boss.  The equipment is usually quite new, the scope is simple enough and there are never any … Continue reading →

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IBM Websphere MQ manipulations – part II

Posted on June 10, 2016 by DocDock

In my previous article IBM Websphere MQ manipulations – part I, I provided an example on how to put and get messages into the queue.  What we were doing was essentially performing a stateless transfer of information between systems.  The data … Continue reading →

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IBM Websphere MQ manipulations – part I

Posted on June 6, 2016 by DocDock

Quite some years ago on a project that I was involved with, I was exposed to Websphere MQ.  Our needs were actually very basic to put it mildly.  We were using it as a secure method for transferring not messages … Continue reading →

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Becoming a developer, then and now

Posted on November 10, 2015 by DocDock

Back in the ancient days of computers, the 80’s, it was possible get free and open source software, but it was a bit more work.  To do so you might have used your modem to connect to bulletin board systems … Continue reading →

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