The answer is yes.
Application must issue a MQGET with the wait option setted (and timeout if
needed).
Because, usually, you need to wait for a specific message, you can choose
to use MSGID to retrieve the exact response.
This means that the responding application must insert the msg with the
same
Why wait? use ims trigger monitor to reschedule the transaction. As for the
IMS group, I haven't gotten an email from them for a long time.
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Can an IMS MPP initiate sending an MQ message and wait upon the response?
I am looking for examples, but all just show triggered (which is the other
way).
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Yes you can, code MQPUT and after that an MQGET WAIT in the IMS application,
like you would do in a standalone or batch program. Simply search for MQPUT
with MQGET WAIT example (e.g. Search for COBOL example: Getting a message using
the wait option). It will be any non IMS sample, you just need
