IBM WebSphere MQ V7 Implementation for Experienced WebSphere MQ Personnel WU601CZ

This two-day course introduces the new features and enhancements in WebSphere MQ V7. It is primarily intended for system administrators, architects, developers, and anyone who needs to use the new functions of WebSphere MQ V7.

Before taking this course, you should have experience with WebSphere MQ. If you are not familiar with the product, you should start by learning WebSphere MQ V6, and then take this course to add V7 skills.

In this course, you learn about Java Message Service (JMS) and Message Queue Interface (MQI) enhancements, new publish/subscribe capabilities, and new commands and Explorer enhancements. You are also introduced to the new WebSphere MQ V7 enhancements that apply specifically to z/OS.

This course includes several lab exercises to provide you with hands-on experience with the new and extended capabilities of WebSphere MQ V7.

Vstupní předpoklady:

You should have a working knowledge of WebSphere MQ. You should also be reasonably familiar with the operating system for the practical exercises, and be able to invoke simple functions within that environment.

Kurz je určen pro:

This is an intermedicate course designed for experienced WebSphere MQ administrators and developers who are new to WebSphere MQ V7.

Co se u nás naučíte:

• Use WebSphere MQ V7 improvements for publish/subscribe
• Use WebSphere MQ V7 improvements to JMS
• Explain and use the ease-of-use enhancements for administrators in WebSphere MQ V7
• Explain and use the ease-of-use enhancements for MQI programmers in WebSphere MQ V7

Obsah:

• Welcome
• JMS enhancements
• Publish/subscribe
• Exercise: Publish/subscribe administration
• Publish/subscribe security
• Exercise: Publish/subscribe security
• MQI enhancements
• Exercise: Publish/subscribe MQI
• MQI enhancements - continued
• Exercise: Asynchronous messages
• New commands and Explorer enhancements
• Enhancements under z/OS
• Client enhancements
• Exercise: Client
• Publish/subscribe coexistence and migration
• Course summary