WebSphere MQ Bootcamp for Java/JMS Programmers
Summary:
This course is designed to provide a solid foundation, with a comprehensive overview of WebSphere MQ, the Java Message Service API, and the MQ Object Model. The course then builds on this foundation by concentrating on the issues involved in MQ application design and development. This is a hands-on course that enables students to create and modify their own server and client MQ JMS applications.
Duration:
4 Days/Lecture & Lab
Audience:
This course is designed for MQ Application Developers, programming in JMS.
Topics:
- WebSphere MQ Overview
- Introduction to asynchronous messaging models
- The MQ Interface (MQI) API
- Putting/Getting messages to/from queues
- Request/Reply processing
- Publish/Subscribe processing
- Syncpoint (Unit of Work) and Transactional messaging
- Using MQ in an n-tiered e-Business architecture
- Integrating WebSphere MQ with WebSphere Application Server
- Message-drive beans and WebSphere MQ
- Tracking messages - Report options
- The MQSeries Object Model
- Java Bindings (Server) and Java client classes
- Java Message Service (JMS) classes
- Exits (Security, Channel, Message)
- The Java Message Listener
- Error Handling and Recovery
- Message segmentation (handling large messages)
Prerequisites:
The student must have experience in Java programming. Knowledge of databases or transaction management is also desirable.
Last Update: May 24, 2012
