WebSphere MQ PowerPack « Dmitry’s PowerBlog: PowerShell and beyond

Let’s continue reviewing the stars of the PowerPack Challenge contest:

Adam Murray (creator of the SQL Reporting Services PowerPack) has turned into a serial innovator by submitting yet another PowerPack – this time for IBM’s WebSphere MQ. If you are into IBM-based SOA architectures (and with 10,000 organizations using the product you might well be) this might be a big deal for you!

Adam’s pack helps you perform various queue management activities such as:

Work with Queues, Channels, Services, Processes, Name Lists and Listeners
You can create and delete items
Set properties of items
Send test messages
Clear queues
Start/Stop processes, services, channels and listeners

The pack is using the WebSphere MQ – Windows Powershell Library which you might remember being highlighted by Jeffrey on the PowerShell blog late last year.

Install the cmdlets, PowerGUI, and grab Adam’s PowerPack here.

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