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The calls used to place a message on a BEA Tuxedo /Q queue can originate from any client or server process associated with the application. The list includes:

Clients or servers on the same machine as the queue space or on another machine on the network.
Conversational programs, although you cannot have a conversational connection with a queue (or with the TMQUEUE(5) server).
Workstation clients via a surrogate process on the server side; the administrative interface is also entirely on the server side.