April 2007
Beginner
280 pages
7h 37m
English
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z/TPF and WebSphere Application Server in a Service Oriented Architecture
by Joe DeCarlo, Barry Baker, Edwin van de Grift, Jason Keenaghan, Dong Jun Lan, Bill Supon, Stuart Waldron, Dan Weber
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Chapter 4. z/TPF communications bindings 71
4.3.2 The SOAP communications binding for WebSphere MQ
The diagram in Figure 4-10 shows what part of the protocol stack is managed by what
software component when using WebSphere MQ for a transport layer for SOAP messages.
As is shown in Figure 4-10, the z/TPF Internet daemon handles up to part of the TCP protocol
layer. After that WebSphere MQ for z/TPF takes over. WebSphere MQ uses the AOR Internet
daemon model, so the Internet daemon calls the socket, bind, listen, accept, and
activate_on_receipt APIs. WebSphere MQ will, once data is received, read from and write to
sockets.
Next we discuss an ex
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