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There is a MQSeries forum that could give you better answers than me.
MQSeries may not be what you are looking for.
Your server would queue a request
MQseries would that transport and protect that request,
the program ( you write this also ) on the Oracle server would then handle that request.
MQSeries may not be what you are looking for.
Your server would queue a request
MQseries would that transport and protect that request,
the program ( you write this also ) on the Oracle server would then handle that request.
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Oh,I see MQSeries is a message middleware. Recently I find Tuxedo for Redhat linux 6.1 which supports distributed transaction.But Tuxedo is not a Object Oriented middleware,that means Tuxedo canot host CORBA/DCOM objects.
Hi,I had to use MTS until equative part appears in Linux.
Hi,I had to use MTS until equative part appears in Linux.- Status