Developing Applications for IBM MQ V9.2 with JMS

This self-paced course with hands-on exercises is intended to teach the skills that are needed to create a JMS 2.0 application to interface with IBM MQ queue managers.

• Describe and identify IBM MQ features and components
• Configure IBM MQ for a development environment
• Test IBM MQ using sample programs
• Understand development options in IBM MQ
• Implement the JMS 2.0 API for IBM MQ
• Use JMS to connect to a queue manager
• Send and receive a message in JMS
• Publish and subscribe to a topic
• Understand all JMS message types
• Explain the purpose of allowlisting
• Increase security with allowlist in enforcement mode
• Explore data in the message body
• Use a transaction in JMS to IBM MQ
• Send messages asynchronously
• Describe Transport Layer Security in IBM MQ
• Explore the IBM MQ development patterns
• Understand REST API calls to IBM MQ

• Exercise 1: Configure IBM MQ for a development environment
• Exercise 2: Setting up a development environment for IBM MQ
• Exercise 3: Connect to IBM MQ, send, and receive a message
• Exercise 4: Publish and subscribe to a topic
• Exercise 5: Sending message types
• Exercise 6: Use an allowlist
• Exercise 7: Data type assignment in messages
• Exercise 8: Performing transactions
• Exercise 9: Asynchronous messaging using JMS
• Exercise 10: Exploring IBM MQ development patterns
• Exercise 11: Using the REST API for IBM MQ

This course is intended for JMS 2.0 developers.

Experience with JMS

• Course introduction
• IBM MQ introduction
• IBM MQ configuration
• Developing in IBM MQ
• Connecting to IBM MQ
• Publish and subscribe in JMS
• IBM MQ message types
• Allowlisting in IBM MQ
• Message data
• Performing transactions
• Asynchronous messaging using JMS
• Transport Layer Security in JMS
• Development patterns for IBM MQ
• REST API in IBM MQ
• Course summary