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Is is possable to create and delete queues using the amqdnet wrapper, or some other API from c# code?
I'ld like to be able to create some queues as part of an automated test suite if required.
Thanks.
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All,
Is there a WebSphere MQ .NET API I can download ?
I am basically trying to write a C# app that listens for messages in an MQ queue.
Thanks,
Marios
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