Frends.IBMMQ.PutMessage / 2.0.0

Summary

Puts a message on a queue as text or bytes, with control over the character set and over the properties, descriptors and RFH2 headers that travel with it.

Typical use — handing work to mainframe and legacy systems, where the headers often matter as much as the body

Details

Frends version: 5.7 and newer
Agent: Crossplatform
Target framework: net8.0

Input parameters.

Name	Type	Default	Example	Description
MessageAsBytes	`Boolean`	`False`	`false`	Content as a byte array (true) or string (false).
MessageContentBytes	`Byte[]`	–	`{72, 101, 108, 108, 111, 32, 70, 114, 101, 110, 100, 115, 33}`	Message content as byte array.
MessageContent	`String`	–	`{72, 101, 108, 108, 111, 32, 70, 114, 101, 110, 100, 115, 33}`	Message content as byte array.
CharacterSet	`CharacterSet`	`UTF8`	`CharacterSet.UTF8`	Character set for the message. Possible values: `UTF8`: Character set for the message. `ISO88591`: Character set for the message. `WindowsLatin1`: Character set for the message. `Unicode`: Character set for the message. `Other`: Character set for the message. `Automatic`: Character set for the message.
CharacterSetValue	`Nullable<Int32>`	–	`1208`	Character set for the message as an integer code value (CCSID). Can be left empty to use the queue manager default.
Properties	`MessageProperty[]`	–	`[{ "Name": "ReplyToQ", "Value": "DEV.QUEUE.2" }]`	Individual message properties as key-value pairs. Some values are derived and cannot be set explicitly.
Descriptors	`MessageDescriptorProperty[]`	–	`[{ "Name": "Format", "Value": "MQSTR" }]`	Message descriptors (MQMD) as key-value pairs. Some values are derived and cannot be set explicitly.
RFH2Headers	`RFH2HeaderProperty[]`	–	`[{ "Name": "NameValueData", "Value": "TestDataÄÄ" }]`	RFH2 header properties for the message. Can be left empty to use defaults. NB: Only one NameValueData field is allowed.