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IBM WEBSPHERE MESSAGE BROKER DEVELOPMENT VERSION 8.0 TRAINING COURSE CONTENT: 1. Introduction to 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 2. Design and Setup Considerations - Roles and responsibilities WMB component - Practice - Setting up the development - Set up WMB development environment 3. 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 4. 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 5. 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 6. 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 7. 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 8. 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 9. 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 10. Routing data through message flows - Route, RouteToLabel, Label and Database Route nodes - Practice - Working with routing techniques. 11. Additional input and output options - Timer nodes - Email nodes - Practice - Implementing a time based flow - Practice - Working with files in a message flow 12. Using SOAP and HTTP nodes - Web Service support for message broker - using the HTTP Nodes - using SOAP nodes - Practice- Implementing a SOAP message flow - Practice - Creating a Service from a schema 13. Publi