WebSphere MQ for Architects and Developers

    

Summary:
This course is designed to provide a more advanced level of knowledge to application architects that are charged with designing message queuing-based infrastructures and applications. The course includes a brief introduction to asynchronous versus synchronous applications. You will learn how to integrate MQ into point-to-point, publish/subscribe, and brokered applications. IBM's dynamic e-business models, including the WebSphere family of products are discussed from an integration standpoint. Architects will learn how to build, test, and deploy MQ-based applications, and the tools needed to accomplish this. Programming patterns for WebSphere/MQ applications are discussed in detail.

Duration:
3 Days/Lecture & Lab

Audience:
This course is designed for application architects and developers who are designing MQ-based applications for all platforms. No specific operating system is given priority over the others.

Topics:

• WebSphere MQ Overview
• Introduction to asynchronous messaging models
• WebSphere/MQ components (Queue Manager, Channels, Queues, etc.)
• The MQ APIs MQI, AMI, JMS, Roll-your-own
• The MQ message descriptor
• Interfaces Bridges and adapters for CICS, IMS,
• Request/Reply processing
• Publish/Subscribe messaging
• Message brokering
• Sync point and Unit of Work processing
• Transactional messaging with XA and TP monitors
• Advanced messaging concepts (Reports, Triggers, Clients, Grouping, Exits)
• WebSphere/MQ and Security and Directory services (SSL, RAC, JNDI, LDAP)
• WebSphere/MQ Support pacs and add-ons
• WebSphere/MQ Clustering and Queue Share Groups for high availability
• Business integration and Business process management (WMQI, WPM)
• B2B processing (WebSphere Partner Agreement Manager)

Prerequisites:
There are no prerequisites for this course.

Last Update: May 24, 2012