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Invoke Web services with WebSphere MQ and WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus

Build a solution with WebSphere Integration Developer

Philip Norton (nortonp@uk.ibm.com), Software Engineer, WebSphere ESB development team, IBM
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Philip Norton is a Software Engineer at the IBM Hursley Lab, England. He works on the WebSphere ESB Development team. His expertise includes Java and JMS for WebSphere MQ. He is a certified Java Programmer and he has a degree in Computer Science from Canterbury University.

Summary:  Learn how to invoke a Web service with an IBM® WebSphere® MQ client, using IBM WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) and IBM WebSphere Integration Developer. You'll create an MQ Java™ client, write a custom WebSphere MQ data binding and a custom function selector for WebSphere ESB, and configure WebSphere ESB to receive messages from an MQ Queue.

Date:  16 Jan 2007
Level:  Advanced
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About this tutorial

The WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) enables the connection of applications and services that in many cases have been developed at different times, using different programming languages, interfaces and standards. This tutorial demonstrates how to use an existing WebSphere MQ system to invoke services hosted on WebSphere ESB.



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Objectives

You will build an end-to-end solution using the visual tooling supplied by WebSphere Integration Developer.

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Prerequisites

This tutorial assumes that WebSphere Integration Developer is installed with the WebSphere ESB Integrated Test Environment and that the servers default host is configured to port 9080. WebSphere MQ V5.3 FixPack12 or above is required. WebSphere ESB version 6.0.2 or above is required to complete this tutorial.

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System requirements

To run the examples in this tutorial, you will require a machine with at least 500MB of memory.

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