Python library for IBM MQ
The “ibmmq” package is an open-source Python extension for IBM MQ.
It gives a full-featured implementation of the MQI programming interface, with additional helper functions to assist with system monitoring and management.
Sample code
To put a message on a queue:
import ibmmq
queue_manager = ibmmq.connect('QM1', 'DEV.APP.SVRCONN', '192.168.1.121(1414)')
q = ibmmq.Queue(queue_manager, 'DEV.QUEUE.1')
q.put('Hello from Python!')
To read the message back from the queue:
import ibmmq
queue_manager = ibmmq.connect('QM1', 'DEV.APP.SVRCONN', '192.168.1.121(1414)')
q = ibmmq.Queue(queue_manager, 'DEV.QUEUE.1')
msg = q.get()
print('Here is the message:', msg)
Many more examples are in the project repository and in the dev-patterns repository.
Metadata
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