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Messaging and Queuing Series. Set of products and standards
(developed jointly by IBM and Systems Strategies Inc (now Apertus Technologies
Inc)), and announced in March 1993 for the development of client/server-type TP
applications based on the MQI.
Provides a queuing infrastructure that sits on various
systems in a client/server environment, and stores and forwards messages
independently of the systems at each end of the communication.
It can provide a single interface across a range of very
different systems, including
- AIX1,
- z/OS,
- OS/2 Warp,
- OS/400,
- TPF,
- z/VM,
- VSE/ESA,
- 469x OS,
- Apple MacOS,
- DYNIX/ptx,
- Compaq NonStop Kernel,
- Compaq OpenVMS on VAX and Alpha,
- Compaq Tru64 Unix,
- Data General DG/UX, PC-DOS,
- HP-UX,
- HP 3000 MPE/ix,
- Hitachi, Java,
- Linux on Intel and zSeries 900,
- Windows 3.1/9x/2000/XP,
- NT1 on Intel and Alpha1,
- NCR (aka AT&T GIS) Unix,
- Pyramid DC/OSx,
- Siemens Nixdorf SINIX,
- SCO OpenServer,
- NUMA-Q,
- SCO UnixWare,
- SGI,
- Stratus VOS,
- Sun Solaris on Sparc and Intel,
- Unisys ClearPath OS 2200,
- Unisys A.
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