Using the sample type tree
Depending on how you want to map, select one of the Message types as input or output or add a message content type as a MessageData component.
The mq.mtt type tree is arranged so that you can easily integrate the provided definitions with any message data that you want to define.
The mq.mtt type tree has definitions for:
- MQSeries® Header
MessageDescriptor
The MessageDescriptor Header type defines the components and format of the message descriptor.
- MQSeries Header
MessageDescriptor2
The MessageDescriptor2 Header type defines the components and format of the message descriptor for IBM® MQ 5.x.
- MQSeries Header MQSLink4R3
The MQSLink4R3 Header type defines the components and format of the IBM MQ Link for R/3 Header. When the IBM MQ Link for R/3 is used for source data, the input message data always contains a header; however, you must create the header for an output message. The IBM MQ Link for R/3 Header is not optional. It always appears in your input data and it must be included when mapping output data.
The mq.mtt type tree is organized so that you can drag the MQSeries root type to another type tree to easily use any of the IBM MQ-specific headers.