IBM Websphere Message

Broker

Introduction to IBM Websphere Message

Broker Concepts
Need for business integration and transformation
SOA Architecture Overview
Functions of the primary components of WMB V8
Scope and future of WMB
Design and Setup Considerations
Roles and responsibilities WMB component
Practice - Setting up the development
Set up WMB development environment

Message Broker Components

The Message Brokers Toolkit - components of
Toolkit
Steps to create/test message flow using the
Toolkit
Components of WMB messages (Message tree,
Environment, Exception List)
Introduction to domains, parsers
Introduction to visual debugger
Web Sphere MQ
Overview of MQ
Various Objects - Queues, channels
Different types of queues and channels

 Creation of Queue Manager, Queues and

channels
Distributed Queuing
MQ Server and client, MQI API
Message Handling in MQ
Part 1 Working with Message Broker
Nodes
using supplied nodes and use of most common
ones
WMB message parts and parsing

Coding ESQL statements

Sub flows and their uses
Working with databases
Practice - Manipulating a message using ESQL
Practice - Working with databases and sub flows
Practice Implementing deployable sub flows
and ESQL

Part 2 Developing with Performance in

Mind
Reference variables to process message trees
Variables: shared, user-defined
Version control implementation
Advantages of using Environment tree
parsing in XML messages
Practice- Implementing reference variables in
ESQL

 Practice Caching, Using the Environment tree

Practice- Using Opaque Parsing for XML
messages
Working with Message Broker Nodes
Request/reply using Aggregation nodes
Obtaining information from different sources
Use of MQGET node to process replies
Error Handling: Error Handling Mechanism;
Error Handling Flow Design(Email , Database
logging)

 Transaction Management
Debugging: Logs (Event Log, Error Log (Event
Viewer), Database Log); Trace (User Trace,
Service Trace)
Practice - Sending requests and obtaining replies
in a single message flow
Practice - Using the Collector node to process
messages from different sources
Message Modeling and Mapping
Deep dive into Domains & Parsers
XML, XSL, XSLT, XPATH
storing message layouts in the Toolkit
using graphical data maps

 Import/use of C, XML and COBOL structures in

the Toolkit
Practice - Creating and working with a message
model using DFDL
Practice - Importing to create a message model
Practice - Working with XML models
Using Java in the Message broker
The Java Compute node
Using XPATH to work with message structures
JMS nodes and implementation
Practice - Implementing Java Compute in a
message flow
Practice - Converting an MQ message to JMS

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