Duration
3 days
Overview
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This course teaches the students the fundamental concepts of IBM Integration Bus. Students receive a brief overview of the product, and then details about transformation and routing techniques are provided.
Audience
This intermediate course is designed for experienced integration specialists and senior-level developers with experience in application development and WebSphere MQ.
Prerequisites
You should have:
- Basic experience with WebSphere MQ administration
- A basic understanding of current IT technologies such as Structured Query Language (SQL), Extensible Markup Language (XML), Java, and XML Path language (XPath)
- An understanding of the business needs of your organization
Key topics
Day1
- Introduction to IBM Integration Bus
- Application development fundamentals
- Exercise 1: Importing and testing a message flow
- Developing message flows
- Exercise 2: Implementing a message flow pattern
- Using problem determination tools and help resources
Day 2
- Exercise 3: Analyzing runtime error scenarios
- Exercise 4: Using problem determination tools
- Using compute nodes to transform messages
- Exercise 5: Implementing a message flow
- Controlling the flow of messages
Day 3
- Exercise 6: Adding flow control to a message flow
- Exercise 7: Implementing explicit error handling
- Modeling messages
- Exercise 8: Implementing a message model
- Mapping messages with the Graphical Data Mapping
- Referencing databases in a message flow
Day1
- Introduction to IBM Integration Bus
- Application development fundamentals
- Exercise 1: Importing and testing a message flow
- Developing message flows
- Exercise 2: Implementing a message flow pattern
- Using problem determination tools and help resources
Day 2
- Exercise 3: Analyzing runtime error scenarios
- Exercise 4: Using problem determination tools
- Using compute nodes to transform messages
- Exercise 5: Implementing a message flow
- Controlling the flow of messages
Day 3
- Exercise 6: Adding flow control to a message flow
- Exercise 7: Implementing explicit error handling
- Modeling messages
- Exercise 8: Implementing a message model
- Mapping messages with the Graphical Data Mapping
- Referencing databases in a message flow
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