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Introducing XMS -- The IBM Message Service API

Mark Phillips (m8philli@uk.ibm.com), Software Developer, IBM
Mark Phillips has worked as a software developer with the WebSphere MQ Development Team at the IBM Hursley UK Lab since 1995. He currently works on the WebSphere MQ Technical Strategy Team, with responsibility for Web services, messaging clients, and APIs. You can contact Mark at m8philli@uk.ibm.com.

Summary:  This article has been replaced by more current information in the WebSphere MQ information center. See Introduction to the Message Service Client for .NET.

Date:  07 Feb 2011
Level:  Intermediate

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Mark Phillips has worked as a software developer with the WebSphere MQ Development Team at the IBM Hursley UK Lab since 1995. He currently works on the WebSphere MQ Technical Strategy Team, with responsibility for Web services, messaging clients, and APIs. You can contact Mark at m8philli@uk.ibm.com.

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