IBM Integration Bus - Development & Administration

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4 Days VILT
4 Days ILT
This course introduces and teaches all the functions and facilities available for developing and administering
application programs using the IBM Integration Bus (formerly known as WebSphere Message Broker) up to and
including Version 9. The course also includes the differences since Versions 7 and 8. In order to confirm full
understanding on the part of attendees, the course contains numerous challenging practical exercises.

Objectives
On successful completion of this course attendees will be able to:
work with & define the Integration Bus components
define & test message flows
use many of the common processing nodes
write ESQL
deploy message flows
transform messages
resolve errors
describe transport protocols
call web services
define & test message layouts in MRM
code page conversions
publish / subscribe.

Who Should Attend

Administrators, applications programmers & developers.

Prerequisites
Before taking this course, students should have a good knowledge of IBM MQ concepts. Skills in SQL, XML, Java, or Xpath
are very helpful, but not essential.

Contents
The IBM Integration Bus - Introduction
Without the Integration Bus; Point-To-Point Connection; The solution; Without the Integration Bus; Point-To-Point
Connection; The solution; Terms; IBM's Integration Bus?; History; Versions; IBM's product list; Integration Bus Toolkit;
IBM Integration Bus operation; The WebSphere Message Broker environment (pre/post Version 9); Components;
Message Flows: structure of a message; Integration Bus Nodes; Terms within the Integration Bus; XML: overview; Parser;
Why model Messages?; Integration Bus Domains; Standards; Resources/Workspace; Types of Resource; Library;
Application; File Extensions; Integration Bus Explorer; Working sets.
Administration
Introduction; Requirements for Broker Domain pre /post Version 9; MQ Queue Manager; TCP/IP Listener; The
Integration Bus creation; Other commands; Starting/stopping the Integration Bus using wizard; Starting/stopping the
Integration Bus using MQSICOMMANDS; Command summary; Command summary version 9; The default configuration;
Integration Bus Explorer; DELETE, START AND STOP.
Integration Bus Toolkit
Introduction; Development overview - pre/post Version 9; Developing applications - a simple example; Stage 1: creating
the queues, backout requeue; Stage 2: creating the working set Stage 3: create the Message /Message Model; Stage 4:
create the Message Flow; Stage 5: Creating the bar file, build the bar file, view the logs, create the Integration Server;
Stage 6: testing method 1 - RFHUTIL; Stage 6: testing method 2 - using the Integration Bus.
Input & Output
Introduction; Message format - physical representations; Conversion; Selecting a Parser; Messages; Message Queue
Message Descriptor - Header; Format; Additional headers; Message format in MQ; MQ rules and format header version 2
(MQRFH2); The MQRFH2 folders; The message tree structure; Environment tree structure; Local environment tree;
Exception List Tree structure; Input Nodes; Output Nodes; Configuring Input Nodes: introduction, properties; Configuring
Output Nodes: introduction, properties; Configuring Compute Node: introduction, properties.
Error Handling & Debugging
Introduction; Failure Terminal; TryCatch Node; Backout Queue; Dead Letter Queue; Transactional / Outside Transaction
Control Messages; Adding a SUBFLOW; Logs; Local error log windows; Event Log Editor; Trace; XPath introduction; User
Trace; Using TRACE to start a user trace; Using the Output; User Trace Node; Service Trace; The Flow Debugger; Setting
the breakpoints; Creating the port; Debugging; Debugging perspective.
Routing
The filter node; Route node; Route to label ,; Label node; Aggregation node; Configuring the collector node; Subflows
pre/post Version 9; by the invalid staff message; Sequence / Resequence node (Routing Drawer); Resequence node
properties.
Message Transformation
Introduction; ESQL; Message Tree; Correlation names; Nodes.
ESQL
Introduction; Properties Node / Folder; Message Queue Message Descriptor; Tree Structure Nodes/Folders; Examples
Filter/Trace Node; Examples Compute/Database Node; ESQL operators; Special characters; Statements; Index
expression; Node list; Message Tree references; MOVE and LASTMOVE statements; MOVE; LAST MOVE; SAMEFIELD
statement; DETACH statement; ATTACH statement; CREATE statement; Variable declaration; Types of variable; Data
Types - introduction; Commands inserting, updating, and deleting fields; Deleting fields; NULL; Cast transforming to
another data type; Date and time functions; String functions; Numeric functions; List functions; IF; CASE; WHILE;

MODULE; Function & Procedures; CALL; PROPAGATE.

Databases & Maps in Message Flows
Introduction; Using database to store routing information; Database Nodes; Adding a database definition; Database
selection; Adding a database definition; Database Nodes; Compute Node; Selecting data from database; Defining the
ESQL; Defining the XML message; Using a WHERE command; Selecting data from database using variables; Defining and
using maps; USING; What is the relation between maps and ESQL?; Mapping Editor.
Advanced Message Flow Topics
Accounting & Statistics; Statistics data details; Statistics data details commands; Publish & Subscribe; Publisher &
Subscriber applications; Writing Publish & Subscribe applications; Creating; Subscribe examples; Listing subscriptions in
the Broker; Publication Flows; PSCR error codes; Controlled throwing of exceptions.
Additional Processing Nodes
REQUEST/REPLY; MQGET Node; TIMER Node; Email Output Node (Email Drawer).
Processing Data in Files
Introduction; File Input Node; The file location; Setting the Environment Variable; File Output Node.
Java Message Service
Java Message Service - an introduction; What is JMS?; JMS administered objects; JNDI namespace; Connection factory; A
JMS destination; Destination targetclient; MQ messages the MQRFH2 format; JMS messages - an introduction; JMS
message types; Simplified JMS representation; JMS Nodes.
Service Oriented Architecture
Introduction; Web Services Description Language; SOAP; The structure of a SOAP message; SCA Nodes.
Patterns
Patterns introduction; Pattern instance project; Patterns available message-based integration patterns; Service
enablement patterns; Patterns available service virtualization patterns; File processing patterns; Application integration
patterns; Pattern explore.

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