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WebSphere MQ Solution Designer certification exam 996 prep, Part 5: MQI additional topics

Willy Farrell, Senior Software Engineer, IBM
Willy Farrell
Willy Farrell is a Senior Software Engineer in the IBM Developer Skills Program. As part of the developerWorks team, he provides relevant technical information and insight to developers on the latest e-business and industry trends and technologies through Web content, articles, speaking engagements, and consulting to faculty at IBM Academic Initiative member universities. He has been programming computers for a living since 1981, began using Java in 1996, and joined IBM in 1998. Willy is an IBM Certified WebSphere MQ V6.0 Solution Designer.

Summary:  Prepare for the IBM Certification Test 996, WebSphere MQ Solution Designer. This tutorial completes the series by continuing the discussion of the Message Queue Interface (MQI) begun in the previous tutorial. It is the fifth tutorial in a series of five tutorials.

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Date:  14 Nov 2006
Level:  Intermediate
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About this series

WebSphere® MQ Version 6.0 connects applications in a consistent, reliable, and easy-to-manage way, providing a trustworthy foundation for cross department, enterprise wide integration. Providing reliable once-and-only-once delivery of important messages and transactions, WebSphere MQ handles the complexities of communication protocols and dynamically distributes messaging workload across available resources. This series of five tutorials helps you prepare to take the IBM certification Test 996, IBM WebSphere MQ V6.0, Solution Design. This certification targets intermediate level designers who understand the concepts of asynchronous messaging and can plan, architect, and design solutions based on WebSphere MQ.

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About this tutorial

This tutorial covers additional topics of the MQI not covered in the previous tutorial, including MQINQ, MQSET, transaction support, triggering, MQI security, message groups and segmentation, and distribution lists. This tutorial concludes the series.

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Objectives

After completing this tutorial, you will be familiar with:

  • MQINQ verb
  • MQSET verb
  • Transaction support
  • Triggering
  • Message groups and segmentation
  • Distribution lists

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Prerequisites

This tutorial is written for developers and architects with intermediate experience in application and solution design and implementation. It assumes intermediate knowledge and skills in the following:

  • Transaction management and database products
  • Systems management
  • Basic programming concepts
  • Data communications and networking
  • Information technology security concepts

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System requirements

The examples in this tutorial were developed with WebSphere MQ V6.0 for Windows® and Rational® Application Developer V6.0 for Windows.

The system requirements for the products used in the tutorial can be found through the following links:

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