WebSphere Business Integration Message Broker Basics

This IBM Redbook provides an overview of the latest release of WebSphere Business Integration Message Brokers and the new Message Brokers Toolkit for WebSphere Studio.

It covers the following topics:
- Installing WebSphere Business Integration Message Broker and WebSphere Business Integration Event Broker on Windows
- Creating and verifying a default configuration
- Developing a simple message flow and message set in the Message Brokers Toolkit
- Deploying a message flow application to a broker
- Diagnosing and fixing problems

The book also describes where to find more information, including product documentation and sample applications.

Chapter 1. Introduction and overview
Chapter 2. Planning and security considerations
Chapter 3. Installation
Chapter 4. Application development
Chapter 5. Administration
Chapter 6. Troubleshooting and problem determination
Appendix A. Getting help
Appendix B. Updating the product

• WebSphere Message Broker Basics, SG24-7137-00
• WebSphere MQ V6 Fundamentals, SG24-7128-00
• Patterns: SOA Design Using WebSphere Message Broker and WebSphere ESB, SG24-7369-00

Publish Date
10 June 2004

Last Update
09 July 2004

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Author(s)

Saida Davies is a Project Leader at International Technical Support Organization (ITSO); she is a certified Senior IT Specialist and has 15 years of experience in IT. Saida has published several Redbooks about various business integration scenarios. She has experience in the architecture and design of WebSphere MQ solutions, extensive knowledge of IBM z/OS, and a detailed working knowledge of both IBM and Independent Software Vendors' operating system software. In a customer-facing role with IBM Global Services, her role included the development of services for WebSphere MQ within z/OS and Windows. This covered the architecture, scope, design, project management, and implementation of the software on stand-alone systems and on systems in a Parallel Sysplex environment. She has a degree in Computer Science and her background includes z/OS systems programming.

• Saida Davies

Cerys Giddings is a Software Engineer and has worked on the WebSphere MQ family of products since joining IBM Hursley in 2000. She has participated in producing the IBM Certified System Administrator and WebSphere Business Integration Message Broker V5 certification processes. She has 10 years of experience in providing IT education and support, and holds a degree and Masters from the University of Wales, as well as the BCS Professional Examination at Certificate and Diploma levels.

• Cerys Giddings

Keren Lyndon is a usability practitioner and has worked with the IBM WebSphere family of products since joining IBM Hursley, United Kingdom, as a graduate in 2000. Keren is an advocate of user-centered design and very keen to produce this redbook in order to enhance the initial experience for users of the WebSphere Business Integration Broker products. She has seven years of experience in the Information Technology industry, including time spent in Frankfurt, Germany, as a Web information developer. Keren holds a degree in modern languages and information technology from the University of the West of England in Bristol, United Kingdom.

• Keren Lyndon

Laura Cowen is an Information Developer who has worked on WebSphere Business Integration Message Broker and WebSphere MQ since joining IBM Hursley in 2001. She specializes in writing documentation to go alongside enhancements to the user experience of products in the WebSphere MQ family, including sample applications for WebSphere Business Integration Message Broker. While working on WebSphere Business Integration Message Broker, she gained expertise in delivering Eclipse-based help systems. Prior to joining IBM, Laura worked as a usability researcher. She is now the editor of a quarterly magazine for the British Computer Society. She holds a degree and a Masters in human-computer interaction from Lancaster University.

• Laura Cowen

ISBN

0738497851

IBM Form Number
SG24-7090-00

Number of pages
256