Any ideas how (if I) can I test WebSphere MQ locally using the IBM.XMS library without installing a MQ server (i.e. with just the MQ Client) whether it’s via a simulator, mocks or local message queue?
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Any ideas how (if I) can I test WebSphere MQ locally using the IBM.XMS library without installing a MQ server (i.e. with just the MQ Client) whether it’s via a simulator, mocks or local message queue?
Two options. You can use a WebSphere MQ queue manager to test applications written using IBM.XMS or any other MQ client. You can download a trial copy from developerWorks here. The trial version is fully enabled and good for 90 days.
IBM.XMS can also be used for messaging with Default Messaging Provider of WebSphere Application Server. You can download a WAS trial here.