Several examples have been put together to demonstrate how to use Ruby WMQ. They are also a good place to start when writing a new application.

All of the examples below are included when the RubyWMQ gem is installed. To locate the examples:
    gem env gemdir
    cd 'path output above'/gems/rubywmq-1.0.0/examples

Put one message to a Queue (Without opening the queue)

• put1_a.rb
  
• put1_b.rb
• put1_c.rb

Put messages to a Queue

• put_a.rb
• put_b.rb

Read one message from a queue

• get_a.rb

Reading Several messages from a Queue:

• each_a.rb
• each_b.rb
• each_header.rb

Connect using MQ Client connection

• get_client.rb

Put Messages to a Queue as a group

• put_group_a.rb
• put_group_b.rb

Put Messages to a Queue, including message headers

• put_dlh.rb
• put_dynamic_q.rb
• put_rfh.rb
• put_rfh2_a.rb
• put_rfh2_b.rb
• put_xmit_q.rb
  

Writing multiple files to a queue, where each file is a separate message:

• files_to_q.rb, files_to_q.cfg

Writing the contents of a queue to multiple files, where each message is a separate file:

• q_to_files.rb, q_to_files.cfg

Sample “client” and “server” side applications for sending or processing requests

• request.rb
• server.rb