Schulung - IBM WM508G - IBM MQ V8 Application Development (Linux Labs)

Course Outline

Course introductionIBM MQ overviewExercise: Working with IBM MQ to find your messageBasic design and development conceptsExercise: Getting started with IBM MQ developmentMQOPEN, queue name resolution, and MQPUTExercise: Working with MQOPEN and queue name resolution, MQPUT, and MQMD fieldsGetting messages and retrieval considerationsExercise: Correlating requests to repliesData conversionBind and Message groupsCommitting and backing out units of workExercise: Commit and back out reviewAsynchronous messagingExercise: Asynchronous messaging reviewIBM MQ clientsExercise: Working with an IBM MQ clientIntroduction to publish/subscribeExercise: Working with publish/subscribe basicsAdvanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP), IBM MQ Light, and IBM MQExercise: Connecting IBM MQ Light applications to IBM MQ applicationsCourse summary

Objective

• Describe key IBM MQ components and processes
• Explain the impact of design and development choices in the IBM MQ environment
• Describe common queue attributes and how to control these attributes in an application
• Differentiate between point-to-point and publish/subscribe messaging styles
• Describe the calls, structures, and elementary data types that compose the message queue interface
• Describe how IBM MQ determines the queue where messages are placed
• Explain how to code a program to get messages by either browsing or removing the message from the queue
• Describe how to handle data conversion across different platforms
• Explain how to put messages that have sequencing or queue manager affinities
• Explain how to commit or back out messages in a unit of work
• Describe how to code programs that run in an IBM MQ Client
• Explain the use of asynchronous messaging calls
• Describe the basics of writing publish/subscribe applications
• Describe the Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP)
• Differentiate among the various IBM MQ Light AMQP implementations
• Explain how to use IBM MQ applications to interface with IBM MQ Light