The first time you sign into developerWorks, a profile is created for you. Select information in your profile (name, country/region, and company) is displayed to the public and will accompany any content you post. You may update your IBM account at any time.

All information submitted is secure.

The first time you sign in to developerWorks, a profile is created for you, so you need to choose a display name. Your display name accompanies the content you post on developerworks.

Please choose a display name between 3-31 characters. Your display name must be unique in the developerWorks community and should not be your email address for privacy reasons.

All information submitted is secure.

My developerWorks:

My notifications:

Sign out

Select a language:

Meet the experts: WebSphere MQ best practices

, Senior Managing Consultant, IBM

T.Rob Wyatt is a Certified IT Specialist in IBM Software Services for WebSphere. He is based in Charlotte, North Carolina, but travels worldwide consulting and speaking about WebSphere MQ security and high availability. He recently completed a residency with the WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition development team and is the author of the developerWorks WebSphere Mission:Messaging column.
(An IBM developerWorks Professional Author)

Christopher Frank (chrisfra@us.ibm.com), Consulting I/T Specialist, IBM

Christopher Frank is a Certified Consulting I/T Specialist working on the IBM WebSphere Americas TechWorks team. He has been with IBM since 1999 and is based in Minnesota, although he travels across the Americas evangelizing on WebSphere MQ and WebSphere Message Broker. He has over 25 years of experience in the I/T industry, both in customer roles as well as with IBM. Most recently, he was the lead on developing the WebSphere MQ V7 Proof of Technology materials.

Peter Potkay (ppotkay@us.ibm.com), Technical Team Leader, IBM

Peter Potkay is an MQSeries Technical Team Leader with IBM Global Services on The Hartford account in Hartford, Connecticut. He started working with MQSeries 6 years ago as a developer, then made the transition to supporting The Hartford's MQ and WebSphere Message Broker infrastructure in 2003. His strengths include MQ clustering and triggering and security on the Windows and Unix platforms. He is a frequent contributor to www.mqseries.net and the Vienna MQ list serve.

Summary: On January 22nd, 2009, a panel of IBM experts answered questions on anything and everything to do with WebSphere MQ. All topics were fair game, including architecture, clustering, high availability, performance, security, disaster recovery, new features in V7.0, and WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition.

Date: 22 Jan 2009 (Published 14 Jan 2009)
Level: Introductory

Activity: 7623 views
Comments:

Get the download

On January 22nd, 2009, a panel of IBM experts answered questions on anything and everything to do with WebSphere® MQ. All topics were fair game, including architecture, clustering, high availability, performance, security, disaster recovery, new features in V7.0, and WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition. To learn more about WebSphere MQ, see the developerWorks WebSphere MQ zone.

Audience

This online chat is for developers and administrators who are interested in WebSphere MQ.

About this chat

This chat is over. See the download below for the transcript. Thanks for your participation!

Download