WEBSPHERE MQ

Duration of Training: 4 weekends

This includes lab exercise under guidance

This excludes Practice hours and assignments 

Highlights of the course

• Fully industry oriented
• Examples & PoC will be all from real life scenario
• Case studies from various domains / verticals will be explained
•  Separate lab exercise tasks will be given to students
• There will be separate Q-A session at the end of every chapters . Questions will be given by the trainer at completion of every chapter and answers are to be submitted back to the trainer the next day.
• Assistance to clear IBM certification exam.
• Course materials on special request . 

Course Outline 

Chapter 1 : Introduction to Websphere MQ   ( 2 hours )

• Why Websphere MQ ?
• Components and Faculties
• Websphere MQ – advantages

Chapter 2 : The MQI Calls ( 2 hours )

• The MQI call interface
• Notations

Chapter 3 : The Message Queue Interface ( 2 hours )

• MQI Functions
• Message descriptor fields
• Retrieving messages
• Message Group
• Message segmentation
• Distribution list
• Application Messaging Interface – AMI
• Triggering – the details

Chapter 4 : intercommunication ( 6 hours )

• The Message channels
• Application data conversion
• Queue Manager clusters
• Client channels

Chapter 5 : Distributed Queue Management ( 4 hours )

• Configuration for distributed queuing
• The MQI in the network
• Websphere MQ clusters

Chapter 6 : System administration , Installation and configuration ( 6 hours )

• System administration – introduction
• Installation
• Administration tasks
• Administration interfaces
• Websphere MQ Windows administration interfaces
• Configuring a Queue Manager
• Administration on Unix system

Chapter 7 : Robust Messaging ( 2 hours )

• Recovering from a problem
• The level 2 Queue Manager
• Problem determination
• Transactions & Recovery

Chapter 8 : Transactional support ( 2 hours )

• Unit of work
• Resource manager
• Transaction manager
• MQGET witin Syncpoint control
• MQPUT within Syncpoint control
• Compensating transactions
• Coordinating local units of work
• Internal coordination of Global Units of work
• Database coordination
• External coordination of Global Units of work
• Independent Coordination

Chapter 9 : More on Distributed Queuing ( 1 hours )

• Websphere family SupportPacs
• Websphere MQ clients

Chapter 10 : Security ( 2 hours )

• IBM Security Architecture
• Security Implementations
• Security in Websphere MQ
• Remote access example
• Management and audit

Chapter 11 : linking , bridging and the Websphere MQ family  ( 1 hour )

• Popularity of Websphere MQ
• The IMS bridge
• The CICS DPL bridge
• The LotusScript extension
• The Enterprise Integrator
• Java configurations
• Websphere MQ product Family