| This is BMC Software’s 5-day training course covering system administration of the Default Messaging Provider of WebSphere Application Server (version 6) and Java application programming using JMS (Java Message Service). This course will provide students with the critical skills necessary to thoroughly understand the administration of Service Integration Buses, Messaging Engines, Queues, Topic Spaces and Topics on WebSphere Application Server (version 6). It covers the administration of JMS resources necessary to integrate these objects with Java application programs using JMS. The course also covers the configuration of intercommunication links between WebSphere MQ networks and WebSphere Application Server networks. The programming portion of the course is designed to provide students with the skills needed to design and write applications that use the Java Message Service (JMS). Students will learn how to use both the point-to-point and publish/ subscribe messaging models. All the major functions of JMS will be covered and lab exercises using Rational Application Developer will provide the opportunity to develop applications that use these functions. The programming interface will detail all messaging styles and key features of the JMS standard. The course uses extensive hands-on exercises to reinforce the tutorial information, both in the system administration portion and the application programming portion, thus allowing the student to fully explore and gain real-world experience with Message Oriented Middleware applications using the Default Messaging Provider of WebSphere Application Server.
Recommended Prerequisites:
Classes are taught on Windows using the latest versions of WebSphere Application Server, WebSphere MQ, and Rational Application Developer. Programming experience in Java is a prerequisite. System administration experience with WebSphere Application Server is helpful but is not required. Experience with communications and networking is also helpful.
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Product Id: MSMQ-ASMG-0600
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