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Websphere MQ Versions 6 News - Middleware News

  • Improved Usability
    • Simple File Transfer (Windows & Linux) - a simple application that works "out-of-the-box", command line and GUI. No need to write own test programs.
    • Quick Tour (Windows & Linux)
    • New cross-platform configuration tooling (Windows & Linux)
  • Improvements to manageability
    • Find out what the system is doing, and influence it
      • DISPLAY QSTATUS
      • DISPLAY CHSTATUS
      • DISPLAY CONN(*) ALL
      • TRACEROUTE
    • Easier problem determination and problem avoidance
  • Enhanced Availability
    • Exploiting z/OS services
  • Extended performance, capacity and scalability
    • Exploiting 64-bit address space
  • Eclipse configuration tool - can configure WMQ on all platforms
    (including WMQ V6 for z/OS - but not earlier versions on z/OS)
  • Trace Route
  • IPV6
  • zOS : messages (in Shared queues) larger than 63 KB are now supported (using DB2) - up to 100 MB.
  • AIX : 64-bit support
Platform coverage :
  • AIX 5 (64-bit systems only)
  • Solaris (64-bit Sparc systems only)
  • HP-UX 11i (64-bit PA-RISC only)
  • Linux/Intel (32-bit), Linux/pSeries (64-bit distros only), Linux/zSeries
  • z/OS 1.4
    DB2 v 7.1 with PQ71179, IMS v 7.1, Coupling Facility Level 9.
  • Windows 2000, XP, 2003
  • OS/400
  • Other platforms/environments (eg 64-bit) under consideration for a later GA2
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