The following table describes the Message Queue Solaris packages, and Table 2–4 provides a guide to the packages you need for different use scenarios. In addition, if any of these files already exist on your system, you need to check whether the patch revision number is greater than that provided by Message Queue. If it is, you should do a custom install.
Table 2–3 Packages in Solaris Bundle
The following table provides a guide to the packages you need for different use scenarios.
Table 2–4 Packages Required for Various Scenarios
Scenario |
Packages Needed |
Notes |
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Message Queue message server and administration tools |
SUNWiqr SUNWiqu SUNWiqlpl SUNWiquc SUNWjhrt SUNWiqfs (optional) |
Required for a Message Queue broker to run on a host. |
Developing and/or deploying Java clients using the JMS API |
SUNWiquc SUNWiqdoc (optional) |
Can be installed on a system without a Message Queue broker. |
Developing and/or deploying Java clients using the SOAP/JAXM API |
SUNWjaf SUNWjmail SUNWiqjx SUNWxsrt SUNWjaxp SUNWiqdoc (optional) |
Can be installed on a system without a Message Queue broker. Note: SOAP clients require JDK1.4. |
Developing and/or deploying Java clients using the JMS/SOAP Message Transformer |
SUNWiqum Plus all packages needed to support Java clients using both the JMS and SOAP/JAXM API |
Can be installed on a system without a Message Queue broker. The Message Queue Message Transformer API depends on both the JMS and SOAP APIs. |
Developing and/or deploying C clients |
SUNWiqcrt SUNWiqcdv SUNWpr SUNWprx SUNWtls SUNWtlsx SUNWtlsu SUNWtlsux (for SSL) |
The SUNWprx, SUNWtlsx, and SUNWtlsux packages on the Solaris SPARC platform are legacy packages and are no longer used. The SUNWtlsu and SUNWtlsux packages are used to create and manage NSS certificate database files by a C client when using SSL. |