This course gives you a detailed picture of how to use IBM Integration Bus V10 to process messages, create SOAP services and REST services and troubleshoot problems.
40 hrs
Instructor Led Training
Yes
Overview:
Through hands-on exercises, this course teaches you from the ground up. You will learn to model, build and test message flow applications, connect to IBM MQ, process file-based data, solve problems, transport, transform, route and enrich data, process messages and create Web services by harnessing capabilities of the product.
Audience:
This course is designed for software developers who will use IBM Integration Bus to implement flow of business information between dissimilar applications running on disparate hardware and software platforms.
Prerequisites
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Objectives
After completing this course, you should be able to
Key Topics
Day1
- Course introduction
- Unit 1. Introduction to IBM Integration Bus
- Unit 2. Application development fundamentals
- Exercise 1. Importing and testing a message flow
- Unit 3. Creating message flow applications
- Exercise 2. Creating a message flow application
Day 2
- Unit 4. Connecting to IBM MQ
- Exercise 3. Connecting to IBM MQ
- Unit 5. Controlling the flow of messages
- Exercise 4. Adding flow control to a message flow application
- Unit 6. Modelling the data
Day 3
- Exercise 5. Creating a DFDL model
- Unit 7. Processing file data
- Exercise 6. Processing file data
- Unit 8. Using problem determination tools and help resources
- Exercise 7. Using problem determination tools
Day 4
- Exercise 8. Implementing explicit error handling
- Unit 9. Mapping messages with the Graphical Data Mapping editor
- Unit 10. Referencing a database in a message flow application
- Exercise 9. Referencing a database in a map
- Unit 11. Using Compute nodes to transform messages
Day 5
- Exercise 10. Transforming data by using the Compute and Java Compute nodes
- Unit 12. Processing JMS, HTTP, and Web service messages
- Unit 13. Preparing for production
- Exercise 11. Creating a runtime-aware message flow
- Exercise 12. Creating a SOAP Service and a REST Service
- Unit 14. Course summary
- Useful Links
- How to get help
- Key learnings and planning how participants can use the learnings
- Course introduction
- Unit 1. Introduction to IBM Integration Bus
- Unit 2. Application development fundamentals
- Exercise 1. Importing and testing a message flow
- Unit 3. Creating message flow applications
- Exercise 2. Creating a message flow application
- Unit 4. Connecting to IBM MQ
- Exercise 3. Connecting to IBM MQ
- Unit 5. Controlling the flow of messages
- Exercise 4. Adding flow control to a message flow application
- Unit 6. Modelling the data
- Exercise 5. Creating a DFDL model
- Unit 7. Processing file data
- Exercise 6. Processing file data
- Unit 8. Using problem determination tools and help resources
- Exercise 7. Using problem determination tools
- Exercise 8. Implementing explicit error handling
- Unit 9. Mapping messages with the Graphical Data Mapping editor
- Unit 10. Referencing a database in a message flow application
- Exercise 9. Referencing a database in a map
- Unit 11. Using Compute nodes to transform messages
- Exercise 10. Transforming data by using the Compute and Java Compute nodes
- Unit 12. Processing JMS, HTTP, and Web service messages
- Unit 13. Preparing for production
- Exercise 11. Creating a runtime-aware message flow
- Exercise 12. Creating a SOAP Service and a REST Service
- Unit 14. Course summary
- Useful Links
- How to get help
- Key learnings and planning how participants can use the learnings