What is in the WebSphere MQ Object Model?
The WebSphere MQ Object Model consists of the following:
- Classes representing familiar WebSphere MQ concepts such as queue managers, queues, and messages.
- Methods on each class corresponding to MQI calls.
- Properties on each class corresponding to attributes of WebSphere MQ objects.
When creating a WebSphere MQ application using the WebSphere MQ Object Model, you create instances of these classes in the program. An instance of a class in object-oriented programming is called an object. When an object has been created, you interact with the object by examining or setting the values of the object’s properties (the equivalent of issuing an MQINQ or MQSET call), and by making method calls against the object (the equivalent of issuing the other MQI calls).
Parent topic:
Object-oriented programming with WebSphere MQ
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