WA1717 Technical Introduction to WebSphere MQ v7 Training and Courseware

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This is a one day technical overview of the functions available in the IBM WebSphere MQ V7 product on all platforms. This course is a prerequisite for other administration and programming courses. This course is lecture-based with some optional demonstrations and end of unit checkpoints.

Topics
	Distributed queuing MQI Programming WebSphere MQ Security System Management Other communication styles and functional comparison of MQ with them.

What you will learn
	At the completion of this course, the student should be able to: Describe the functions and facilities of WebSphere MQ Compare messaging and queuing to other communication styles Understand the application programming API (MQI) and Java interfaces Understand at a high level the systems management requirement nderstand WebSphere MQ security

Audience
	WebSphere MQ system administrators, WebSphere MQ application programmers, and technical people considering WebSphere MQ.

Prerequisites
	None.

Duration
	One day.

Course Outline

1. MESSAGING CONCEPTS
	Section: Outline Concepts and Definitions Time Independence WMQ: MQI calls WMQ: Sample MQI calls Messaging Applications Design Asynchronous Model Synchronous Model: Closed Loop Design Asynchronous Model: Request/Reply Publish/Subscribe Messaging Model WMQ Message Parallel Processing Requester/Server Implementation WMQ Objects WMQ Queue Types WMQ Triggering WMQ Client WMQ Client/Server Implementations Local/Remote Message Delivery Local and Remote Queues Distributed Logical Unit of Work WMQ Supported Platforms What's New in V7 (1 of 3) What's New in V7 (2 of 3) What's New in V7 (3 of 3)

2. The Message Queue Interface (MQI)
	Section: Outline Accessing WMQ from Applications WMQ MQI-Supported Languages Preparing MQI Application Programs WMQ: MQI calls Notation WMQ Program: Structure WMQ Program: Sample Logic Flow MQCONN Call MQDISC Call MQOPEN Call Shared and Exclusive Access MQCLOSE Call MQPUT Call MQPUT1 Call MQGET Call MQGET Message Options Retrieval in FIFO Order Callback functions in V7 MQINQ Call MQSET Call Publish/Subscribe Calls (V7 only) Message Selectors (V7 only) Message Properties in V7 The Message Descriptor Fields in the Message Descriptor Message Persistence Message Priority Message and Correlation Identifiers Message Retrieval Using MsgID/CorrelID Accessing Remote Queues Application Use of Remote Queues Report Messages Message Expiry Message Groups Message Segmentation Distribution List Exercises

3. WebSphere MQ System Administration
	Section: Outline WMQ Administration Tasks WMQ Installation WMQ Administration: Code Bases WMQ Administrative Interfaces Basic WMQ Administration Tasks Basic WMQ Administration tasks Customize the Queue Manager Logging and Recovery Multi-Instance Queue Managers for HA (V7) Exercises

4. Interconnected Systems: DQM
	Section: Outline Distributed Queue Management (DQM) DQM Components MCA: Pairs Defining Channels MCA: Types Message Concentration Message Segregation Multiple Hops Using a Message Router Channel Exits DQM: A Complete Picture Application Data Conversion WebSphere MQ Clusters WMQ Clusters: Simple Cluster WMQ Clusters: Workload Balancing WMQ Clusters: Benefits WMQ for z/OS: QSG WMQ Publish/Subscribe Exercises

5. Transactional Support
	Section: Outline Unit of Work Resource Manager Transaction Manager WMQ Local Resources WMQ + Global Resources External Coordination of Global Units of Work

6. WMQ SECURITY
	Section: Outline Security Goals Security Services Implementing WMQ Security Security Implementation in WMQ WMQ API Access Control WMQ Command Security Source of WMQ User Identification WMQ Message Context WMQ Security Issues Example Channel (MCA) Security MCA Security Exits WMQ Security Support: Summary Exercises

7. WMQ and Enterprise Application Integration
	Section: Outline WMQ z/OS Connectivity Solutions Accessing IMS Applications via WMQ Accessing CICS/TS Applications on z/OS via WMQ WebSphere MQ Transport for SOAP WMQ Transport for SOAP: CICS Sample WMQ Support for XMS WMQ and Enterprise Application Integration WebSphere Message Broker V7 (WMB) WMB: Message Transformation WMB: Message Routing WMB: Functional View WMB Components

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