Level: Intermediate Willy Farrell (willyf@us.ibm.com), Senior Software Engineer, IBM
12 Sep 2006 In this tutorial get an overview of the unified domain interfaces that are the preferred method of client programming for Java™ Message Service (JMS) 1.1. Sample applications and instructions for running those applications are included to demonstrate and test the capabilities and use of these interfaces. You also learn how to configure WebSphere® MQ as the JMS provider for the Rational® Application Developer (Application Developer) WebSphere Test Environment and how to run applications with that configuration.
In this tutorial
- Introduction
- JMS 1.1 unified domain common interfaces
- Review the common interfaces sample code
- Run the common interfaces sample code
- WebSphere MQ as the WebSphere Test Environment JMS provider
- Configuring WebSphere MQ
- Run the sample code
- Summary
Prerequisites
This tutorial is intended for Java programmers who need to understand how to
write and test JMS programs using WebSphere MQ and Rational Application Developer. Intermediate
knowledge of Java and introductory knowledge of JMS is assumed. The instructions in this
tutorial also assume that you have read and carried out the instructions in Part 1 and Part 2, since they
build on the configurations and sample code created and tested in those tutorials.
System requirements
The instructions in this tutorial are intended for use in a Windows environment, although
if you're knowledgeable in other operating systems you can probably adapt them for use in other operating systems.
Duration
1 to 2 hours
Formats html, pdf
What this tutorial is about
After completing this tutorial, you will know how to:
- Use JMS unified domain interfaces
- Configure WebSphere MQ as the JMS provider for the Application Developer WebSphere Test Environment
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