October 2011
Intermediate to advanced
496 pages
10h 50m
English
A new feature available to WebSphere 8 is the ability to disable the internal WebSphere MQ messaging provider. Disabling WMQ, when it is not required, improves WAS performance. In the previous section, we demonstrated how an application deployed in WebSphere can use JNDI to communicate with a WMQ queue which exists on an external WMQ queue manager. If your applications have no need for WMQ, then you can disable the loading of WebSphere MQ. Disabling WMQ improves server startup time and saves on JVM memory utilization. There are three ways in which WMQ can be disabled.
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