Hello: Our company is moving into the '90's!!, we want our customer base to be able to access their account information over the Internet. I need some help understanding what will be needed from our side of the house to do something like this. (now please bear with me I'm really new to this so if something sounds wrong, it's because I didn't understand it in the first place). The way it is proposed is to do this is to use IBM's MQSeries Messaging product to interface with our HP3000 via a Sun Oracle environment (anyone hear about this?). The way I understand it is the MQSeries product captures and queues all requests from the Internet then something called websphere - reusable business objects which are java severlets - these are mapped to Oracle tables. There is an MQClient that resides on the HP3000, their telling me that our HP needs to be a Java Virtual Machine and have JDBC capabilities (we currently have HP997-500; OS 5.5 PP 7 w/Turboimage Database w/Omnidex - I have a feeling this will not do??). Now after all this, what am I asking? Has anyone heard about this IBM Product? Has anyone implemented it? Does anyone know what we will need for our Hp3000 to become Internet ready? Does anyone want to ask any other questions? Thanks to anyone who can answer any of these questions!!! Ceceil Barbarino