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Reference material for IBM MQ bridge for HTTP

Reference topics for IBM® MQ bridge for HTTP, arranged alphabetically

HTTP DELETE: IBM MQ bridge for HTTP command
The HTTP DELETE operation gets a message from an IBM MQ queue, or retrieves a publication from a topic. The message is removed from the queue. If the publication is retained, it is not removed. A response message is sent back to the client including information about the message.
HTTP GET: IBM MQ bridge for HTTP command
The HTTP GET operation gets a message from an IBM MQ queue. The message remains on the queue. The HTTP GET operation is equivalent to browsing an IBM MQ queue.
HTTP POST: IBM MQ bridge for HTTP command
The HTTP POST operation puts a message on an IBM MQ queue, or publishes a message to a topic.
HTTP headers
The IBM MQ bridge for HTTP supports custom request HTTP headers, custom entity HTTP headers, and a subset of standard HTTP headers.
HTTP return codes
List of return codes from the IBM MQ bridge for HTTP
Message types and message mappings for WebSphere Bridge for HTTP
IBM MQ bridge for HTTP supports four message classes, TEXT, BYTES, STREAM and MAP. The message classes are mapped to JMS message types and HTTP Content-Type.
URI Format
URIs intercepted by IBM MQ bridge for HTTP.

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