WebSphere Message Broker

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• Extending aggregation and collection of messages in WebSphere Message Broker

  This article shows you how to use WebSphere Message Broker message aggregation and collection to manage batch processing according to dynamic rules.

• Integrating WebSphere Message Broker with IBM Business Process Manager

  This article shows you how to integrate WebSphere Message Broker with IBM Business Process Manager Standard Edition, with pragmatic ways to get the two products working together at both design time and run time.

• Using the WebSphere Message Broker Mobile Service Pattern with WebSphere Cast Iron Web API Management

  WebSphere Message Broker V8.0.0.1 provides a Mobile Service pattern to create an adapter for IBM Worklight from existing services. This article shows you how to use the Mobile Service pattern to expose the services to Cast Iron Web API Management.

• Integrating WebSphere Message Broker and WebSphere MQ with IBM Integration Designer using a Service Integration Bus and MQ Link

  This article describes an integration scenario involving WebSphere Message Broker V7, WebSphere MQ V7, and IBM Integration Designer V7.5.1, using an SIBus engine and MQ Link to integrate different IBM products and different communication protocols.

• Applying WS-RM and WS-Security to web services in WebSphere Message Broker V8

  This two-part series uses financial services samples to show you how to use new Message Broker V8 functionality for WS-RM and WS-Security to support encrypted messages for interaction between Message Broker and WebSphere Application Server.

• Comparing Microsoft BizTalk and WebSphere Message Broker

  This article compares Microsoft BizTalk Server and WebSphere Message Broker by showing you how to implement a common ESB pattern on each system.

• Automating WebSphere Message Broker build and deployment using Ant

  This article shows you how to use Ant, the popular open-source, Java-based build tool from Apache, with WebSphere Message Broker to automate the build and deployment process.

• New: WebSphere Message Broker global cache

  The new global cache feature in WebSphere Message Broker V8.0.0.1 enables you to share an in-memory cache between processes and brokers. This article describes the global cache, shows you how to use it, and answers some frequently asked questions about it.

• Getting started with record and replay in WebSphere Message Broker V8

  The new record and replay feature in V8 lets you record and view messages for audit or problem determination, then replay them after problem resolution. This tutorial shows you how to configure record and replay, how to use the new web UI to view messages you have recorded, and how to replay them to a WebSphere MQ queue.

• Integrating WebSphere Message Broker with ActiveMQ

  This article shows you how to configure WebSphere Message Broker JMS nodes to communicate with the open-source Apache ActiveMQ messaging server as a JMS provider.

• Automated SNMP alerts in WebSphere Message Broker

  Since message flows often contain business-critical function, administrators need to receive immediate notification of errors during flow execution. This article shows you how to automatically send Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) alerts to an admin console in order to streamline error notification and response processes.

• Enhancing flexibility of Message Broker apps by deploying resources as source files

  WebSphere Message Broker V8 Fix Pack 1 makes message flows more flexible by enabling you to update parts of a flow without recompiling and redeploying the entire flow. Learn how to use Fix Pack 1 with deployable subflows, ESQL modules, and maps to increase flexibility, and how to modify Message Broker artifacts on a server without the Toolkit.

• Integrating highly complex message formats with WebSphere Message Broker

  A real-world example from a banking system shows you how WebSphere Message Broker data modeling can simplify and speed the integration of complex message formats.

• Integrating secure ATM banking systems using WebSphere Message Broker

  Bank ATM card data requires very high security and is processed using special security appliances and software protocols. This article shows you how to use WebSphere Message Broker to process secure bank ATM card data by integrating two well-known security systems: Host Security Module (HSM), and IST/Switch.

• Transaction traceability of enterprise files, data, and applications (three-part series)

  This article series describes a scenario involving JK Financials, a fictitious bank that needs to gain end-to-end visibility over its integrated enterprise IT infrastructure. 

• Setting up a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) configuration in WebSphere Message Broker

  Learn how to set up SSL communication in WebSphere Message Broker on AIX. An example highlights some important considerations for SSL troubleshooting.

• WebSphere Message Broker on z/OS: Reading MVS datasets using Java for z/OS

  MVS datasets are not directly accessible from Message Broker. This article shows you how to read them using JZOS libraries and Java classes with Message Broker, which provides much more flexibility in post-processing and record modification.

• Using .NET in WebSphere Message Broker V8 (four-part tutorial series)

  This tutorial series demonstrates the new support for Microsoft .NET in WebSphere Message Broker V8. Each tutorial provides explanatory C# code snippets to explain a different integration scenario. Readers should be familiar with either Microsoft .NET or WebSphere Message Broker but need not be familiar with both.

• Integrating Microsoft .NET code in a WebSphere Message Broker V8 message flow

  This five-minute youtube tutorial shows you how simple it is to use WebSphere Message Broker V8 to build a message flow that includes Microsoft .NET code. Microsoft Visual Studio is used to build .NET code in C#, which is then integrated into a message flow using Message Broker and an HTTP RESTful interface.

• Configuring high availability when using WebSphere Message Broker with WebSphere Adapter for SAP Software

  This article shows you how to configure WebSphere Adapter for SAP with WebSphere Message Broker in an active-active high availability solution. The article also shows you how to set up a shared queue to handle a Transaction ID store.

• Implementing a simple WS-Trust server in WebSphere Message Broker using a database

  Many small and medium businesses don’t have LDAP or TFIM to manage web services security in their ESB infrastructure. This article shows you how to implement a simple WS-Trust server using a database to manage authentication, and the solution can easily be extended to add authorization to the web services security.

• Developing message flow patterns using WebSphere Message Broker APIs

  This article shows you how to author WebSphere Message Broker flow patterns using the Message Broker Java API and Java programming. The Java code can then be executed on any machine with a JRE, without installing the WebSphere Message Broker Toolkit to develop message flow instances from authored patterns.

• Developing a WS-ReliableMessaging solution using WebSphere Message Broker V8

  The WS-RM specification enables two SOAP-based systems to reliably send messages to each other over an unreliable HTTP link, and WebSphere Message Broker V8 now supports WS-RM. This article shows you how to configure WS-RM in a solution where a JAX-WS web service client and a Microsoft .NET client send SOAP/HTTP messages to Message Broker.

• Using the new Applications and Libraries feature in WebSphere Message Broker V8

  Applications and Libraries are new concepts in WebSphere Message Broker V8 that make it much easier to organize the artifacts in a Message Broker solution. This article describes Applications and Libraries, and shows you how they can improve your development and deployment workflows, and how to convert existing solutions to use them. 

• Configuring WebSphere Message Broker Hypervisor Edition in a virtual cloud environment

  Learn how to configure Message Broker Hypervisor Edition as a service in a cloud environment, using VMware ESX V4. Topics include configuring Hypervisor Edition on a virtual machine, implementing Message Broker as a service in the cloud, and troubleshooting.

• Building a parallel processing Web service with the service facade pattern and WebSphere Message Broker aggregation nodes

  The aggregation nodes fan out the initial input message to a number of MQ requests that can be processed asynchronously, then fan in the multiple responses to a single consolidated response. The service facade pattern provides a single Web service interface decoupled from MQ services, enabling you to build a parallel synchronous Web service.

• Automating WebSphere Message Broker Toolkit using Rational Functional Tester

  Topics in this article include configuring the Eclipse-based Message Broker Toolkit with the Functional Tester Eclipse IDE, deploying sample scripts, and troubleshooting.

• Accessing DB2 from WebSphere Message Broker using stored procedures

  Database stored procedures can be accessed from WebSphere Message Broker using ESQL, Database nodes, and Mapping nodes. This article shows you how to call stored procedures from ESQL and how to map stored procedures using the Mapping node.

• Configuring multi-instance brokers for high availability in WebSphere Message Broker V7

  This article describes the active-active technique for high availability using both vertical and horizontal clustering, which compared to the active-passive technique, improves availability, performance, and scalability of WebSphere MQ and WebSphere Message Broker.

• TCP/IP-based application integration using WebSphere Message Broker

  After describing the basics of TCP/IP communication, this article uses sample solutions from the airline and banking industries to show how new TCP/IP nodes in WebSphere Message Broker simplify and improve TCP/IP integration architectures.