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Integrating WebSphere MQSeries

 
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Hi there..
I need to access MQ Series from WebSphere..
MQ Series is not bundled with WebSphere AppServer. This is bcas other clients(Say C/C++) try to access MQ Series.
So, is there anyway that i can access MQ Series from WebSphere where MQ is not bundled in the App Server.
Any help at the earliest is highly appreciated.
Its urgent.
Thanks in adv.
Partha
 
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WebSphere can Access MQ via JMS, then the message is a JMS based message.
If you want to let application in WAS talks consume MQ native messages, you must use MQ Java API.
For MQ with JMS, you can find many articles on WebSphere Developer Domain on IBM site.
 
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You may have to install the MQ Series Client on the WebSphere Machine to talk to the remote MQ server.
 
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