Transports convey messages between the adapter and a source or target. The following are examples of transports used with New Era of Networks adapters:
IBM MQ Series
IBM WMQI
Microsoft MSMQ
New Era of Networks Enhanced Message Queueing (EMQ)
A reliable means of transmitting information has become a necessity for conducting electronic business. This is accomplished by message-oriented middleware such as those listed above. Transports provide guaranteed delivery, platform portability, asynchronous messaging, and transactionality. To ensure that messages are not lost when errors occur, e-ADK 3.9 allows transactions to be rolled back when errors in transport are encountered.
To accommodate internationalization, when you are using a multi-byte character encoding set, use RFH2 headers.
Rather than requiring in-depth knowledge of the transport method used to transport messages, e-ADK 3.9 provides classes that allow you to identify transport through a simple configuration key.
