Initializing IBM WebSphere MQ in Java

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I am very new to IBM WebSphere MQ.

I have a new mission to connect remote Queue in Java using MQ. I have IBM WebSphere MQ client installed in my local, and I have two information which are Queue Manager Name and Queue Name

Can anyone walk me through the steps to connect remote queue in java code? Or could you provide me any instruction/sample code that I can use as reference?

Appreciate for your help

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Please take a look at Java samples shipped with MQ Client. If you are on Windows, the samples can be found in <MQ install folder>\tools\jms\samples and <MQ install folder>\tools\wmqjava\samples folder. - Shashi
Would recommend that you focus on the JMS api; this is the open standard API and provides good connectivity to MQ - Calanais

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Can anyone walk me through the steps to connect remote queue in java code?

Sure. Have a look at IBM WebSphere Developer Technical Journal: Running a standalone Java application on WebSphere MQ V6.0. Although this was written for MQ v6.0, the code still works on later versions of MQ. The article includes downloadable code and extensive explanations of how it works.

Or could you provide me any instruction/sample code that I can use as reference?

As opposed to the code IBM provides? ;-) As Shashi notes in the comments, have a look in the <MQ install folder>\tools\jms\samples and <MQ install folder>\tools\wmqjava\samples folders if you are on Windows. If you are on *NIX then look under <MQ install folder>/samp.

Of course, these are not the only samples available. Roger over at Capitalware has amassed one of the largest (if not the largest) collections of source code samples and an index of 3rd party products for MQ anywhere. Within that vast trove, you want to check out the Java Applications category in the Downloads section.