Nora:
I do not see a"laptop" version, but I do see a 60 day trial for W2K. Is
this what you are referring to?
cjg
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Hi Guys,
This is your question:
<< What is the best (or good) jump start material for MQ series?
>>
My answer is, go to the IBM Developer website, download the MQSeries laptop
version, and find a buddy with a laptop that you can set up some queues
with.
This way, you get some hands-on experience, which is the easiest way to
learn
queuing.
Best regards,
Nora
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