WebSphere MQSeries for Application Developers

Course: MQAP

Duration: 3 Days

Level: I

Course Summary

The course will help delegates prepare for the IBM WebSphereMQ exams and will develop the skills needed to design and write programs that issue calls to the Message Queue Interface (MQI). The hands on exercises will give delegates practice of coding WebSphereMQ calls in COBOL, PL1, RPG, C, C++, C#. .Net or Java.

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Topics Covered In This Course

Introduction Consolidation of terms

The Big Picture
Queue Manager
Queues
- Local queues
- Model/Dynamic queues
- Alias queues
- Transmission queues
- Remote queues
- Initiation queues
- Dead Letter Queue
- Reply to queue
- Repository Queue
Messages
Distribution List
Process Definition
Channels
Message Channel Agent
Message Queue Interface

Handling MQ objects(Platform dependant)

Mainframe
CSQUTIL
i/SERIES
MQEXPLORER
Creating a Queue Manager
Creating a Queue
Sending a message to your local default queue
To view what is on the queue
Useful Programs
Message Sets

Error Handling

Locally Determined Errors
Remotely Determined Errors
Debugging
Common Return Codes

Application Programming

Message Queue Interface
Connecting to a Queue Manager
Disconnecting from a Queue Manager

Application Programming (Cont)

Opening a Queue
Security
MQMD
Options
Closing a Queue
Putting a Message on a Queue
- MQMD Contents
- Msgtype
- Message expiry
- Feedback Field
- Encoding Field
- Coded Character Set Id
- Format Field
- Priority
- Persistence
- Message ID
- Correlation ID
- Reply To Queue
- No Syncpoint/Syncpoint
- Fail If Quiescing
- Context Information
- MQPUT1
Getting a message from a Queue
- MQGET
- Options
- No Wait/Wait
- Accept Truncated Msg
- Match Msg/Correl Id
- Waitinterval
Browsing a Queue

Other Commands

MQCMIT/MQBACK
MQINQ/MQ

Development & Testing

Triggers

Dead Letter Queue

Distribution/Name Lists & Clusters

Reports

Message Broker Overview

Java Messaging Services

JMS Concept

JMS Components
API's

Accounting

Publish & Subscribe

Terms
Publish Applications
Subscribe Application
Sample Programs
Creating a Topic
Creating a Subscription
Alter a Subscription
Delete a Subscription
Display a Subscription
Topic Alias

What You Can Expect

The operating system platform can be either Windows, Linux, UNIX, i/Series or z/OS using WebSphereMQ v7 (v6 and 5.3 also available on request).

Who Should Take This Course

This course is for experienced application developers who will be writing programs that use the messaging and queuing techniques provided by the WebSphereMQ Series. Systems and Business analysts will also benefit.

Recommended Prerequisites

Prospective delegates are expected to be experienced application developers and attending our Introduction to WebSphereMQ course or equivalent knowledge is required.

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Related Courses

Code	Course Title	Duration	Level
MQAMF	WebSphere MQ System Administration for z/OS	5 Days	I	Details
MQAIS	WebSphere MQ System Administration – i/Series	4 Days	I	Details
MQALUW	WebSphere MQ System Administration on a Distributed Platform	5 Days	I	Details
MQADP	Websphere MQ Administration for Distributed Platforms	3 Days	I	Details
MQP5	WebSphere MQ Application Programming	5 Days	I	Details
MQD	WebSphere MQ Debugging	3 Days	II	Details

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