WA1263 JMS Programming for WebSphere MQ Training and Courseware

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This course teaches Java programmers how to use the JMS (Java Messaging Service) classes for developing applications in the IBM WebSphere MQ environment. Through lectures and extensive hands-on exercises, the students learn to design, develop and deploy industrial strength messaging applications. The course topics include JMS architecture, point-to-point messaging model, publish/subscribe model, working with queue and message objects, JMS administered objects and many other topics.

Topics
	JMS Architecture JMS Administered Objects JMS Interfaces, Clients and Multithreading JMS Administration and Administered Objects The JMS Message Object JMS programming models Point-to-Point programming model Publish/Subscribe model JMS Transactions Security issues JMS and WebSphere MQ specific functions Data Conversion Reports Message Groups JMS and Message Driven Beans

Audience
	This course is a must for Java developers who want to learn how to design, implement and deploy JMS application using the IBM WebSphere MQ transport.

Prerequisites
	WA1043 Technical Introduction to WebSphere MQ, plus Java programming experience.

What you will learn
	Upon the completion of this course, the students will be able to: Understand JMS architecture as implemented in WebSphere MQ Work with JMS administered objects Develop JMS based messaging applications Understand JMS security implementation Implement WebSphere MQ specific functions in JMS applications

Duration
	Two days.

Course Outline

1. What is WMQ
	Integration = Reuse Integration Techniques: Procedure Call Integration Techniques: RPC Integration Techniques: File Sharing Integration Techniques: Database Integration Techniques: Message Queuing WMQ Concepts Message Descriptor (MQMD) Typical WebSphere MQ Environment Emerging WebSphere MQ Environment WebSphere MQ APIs

2. What is JMS?
	JMS Concepts Java APIs Related to JMS More JMS Concepts JMS Administration JMS Object Model JMS Client Prototype JMS Reference Hands-on

3. What is JNDI?
	Interfacing naming and directory services. JNDI is a Wrapper Directory Technologies What JNDI is not How are JMS and JNDI Related? JNDI Administration

4. JMS Administration
	JMSAdmin.config JMSAdmin utility

5. Examining a JMS Program
	JMS Client Prototype JMS Object Model JMS Reference Create JNDI Context Object Retrieve Connection Factory Object Retrieve Destination Object(s) Create Connection Object Create Session Object(s) Create Producer(s) / Consumer(s) Create Message Object(s) Start Message Delivery Cleanup Exceptions JMS Reference MQ Completion Codes MQ Reason Codes

6. JMS and Websphere MQ Resources
	Online Manuals Support Paks rfhutil (utility to create, send, receive and examine messages) JMS Specification

7. Messages
	Message Descriptor (MQMD) MQMD Format Message Data Headers WMQ View MQHRF2 - Fixed JMS Logical View WMQ to JMS Mapping JMS Header Fields MQHRF2 - Folders JMS Header Fields Provider Specific Fields

8. JMS Message Selection
	Message Selector Specifying Property Values Message Selector Examples Message Selector Elements Message Selector Use

9. JMS Message Types
	JMS Message Type BytesMessage Create BytesMessage Unpack BytesMessage StreamMessage Create StreamMessage Unpack StreamMessage TextMessage Create TextMessage Unpack TextMessage MapMessage Create MapMessage Unpack MapMessage ObjectMessage Create ObjectMessage Unpack ObjectMessage

10. JMS Program Initiation
	JMS Daemon or Service Asynchronous Receive Listener Registration WMQ Trigger Mechanism Message Driven Bean (MDB)

11. Request-Reply Pattern
	Overview Request-Reply Properties Simple Request-Reply Typical Request-Reply Request-Reply Variation

12. Publish Subscribe Pattern
	Overview Publishers Subscribers Brokers Pub Sub Commands Object Parallels

13. Transaction Processing with JMS
	What is a Transaction? Transaction Types Local Transaction Scenario Local Transaction Coding Poison Messages Global Transaction Scenario

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