Alexander Leidinger wrote on 2018/07/17 16:29:Quoting Miroslav Lachman <000.f...@quip.cz> (from Tue, 17 Jul 2018 16:00:52 +0200):Is there a way to install and use IBM MQ Client on FreeBSD? I cannot find any port or informations on IBM website. Our client needs to send some messages from Python powered project in to remote IBM MQ of another company.Not an answer to your question, but maybe a solution to your problem: You don't need an IBM MQ client to speak to an IBM MQ server (I would assume it's an IIB or WebSphere). There are other (even open source) clients around. One of them is RabbitMQ (java and erlang).There's also an python MQ: - https://github.com/dsuch/pymqi - https://www.rabbitmq.com/devtools.html (there's a Python section) Note: I have used neither of them.Are you sure they are compatible with IBM MQ on protocol level? App developers told me they need two versions of IBM MQ client, because they need to talk to v8 and v9 MQ.
No idea. My MQ experience is limited to IBM Integration Bus (IIB), IBM MQ client, a jboss which talks to the IIB (without any additional IBM MQ client install, not sure about possibly any java code from IBM, but if, then it would come with the product which runs inside jboss... I don't expect that), and a 3rd party "black box" which also communicates with IIB. All this on non-FreeBSD systems.
At least the jboss java code is able to post messages in IIB. As such there is compatibility. To what extend... no idea.
In my opinion rabbitMQ and active mq - http://activemq.apache.org/ - may or may not fit, but are at least worth an investigation. The alternative is to install the IBM MQ client within the linuxulator, and to write a linux program / use a linux python within (no idea if any component needs something which is not implemented in the linuxulator).
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