WebSphere MQ Introduction

WebSphere MQ Training Overview

This course is intended for general data processing audience that needs to learn the basic functionality of IBM WebSphere MQ (MQ Series). WebSphere MQ Introduction is a one day overview of the functions available in the WMQ product and is applicable to WMQ on all platforms including Windows, AIX, UNIX, Sun Solaris, Linux, z/OS and iSeries (AS/400). It is also a prerequisite for other WMQ administration and programming courses.

WebSphere MQ Training Course Duration

1 Day

WebSphere MQ Training Course outline

1. MESSAGING CONCEPTS

WMQ - MQI calls

Messaging Applications Design
o Asynchronous Model
o Synchronous model
o Asynchronous model - Request/Reply
o Publish / Subscribe Messaging Model

WMQ Message

WMQ Objects
o WMQ Queue Types

WMQ Triggering

WMQ Client

Local / Remote Message Delivery
o Local and Remote Queues
o Distributed logical unit of work

WMQ Supported Platforms

2. The Message Queue Interface (MQI)

Preparing MQI Application Programs
WMQ Program � Structure
WebSphere MQ MQI procedural calls
o MQCONN, MQDISC, MQOPEN, �.

3. Interconnected Systems - DQM

DQM Components
Defining Channels
Channel Types
Message concentration
Using a Message Router
Channel exits
Application data conversion
WebSphere MQ Clusters
WMQ Clusters Workload Balancing

4. Transactional Support

WMQ Unit of work
Resource managers
Transaction managers
WMQ Local Resources
WMQ + Global Resources
External coordination of global units of work

5. WebSphere MQ System Administration

WMQ Administration tasks
WMQ Installation
WMQ Administrative Interfaces
Basic WMQ Administration tasks
Logging and recovery

6. WMQ SECURITY

Implementing WMQ Security
WMQ API Access control
WMQ Command security
WMQ Message context
Channel (MCA) Security and Exits

7. WMQ and Enterprise Application Integration

WMQ z/OS Connectivity Solutions
WebSphere MQ transport for SOAP
WMQ support for XMS
WMQ and Enterprise Application Integration
WebSphere Message Broker (WMB)

These classes are available in Windows, AIX, UNIX, Sun Solaris, Linux platforms. They are also available on versions earlier than V7.