IBM App Connect Enterprise 12 Application Development II WM687G

This course is designed for experienced integration specialists and senior-level developers with experience in application development and messaging middleware applications interested in becoming an IBM App Connect Enterprise Developer.

• Build a message flow that manages workload distributions between two integration nodes
• Develop a message flow that manages workload distributions between two integration nodes by using IBM MQ
• Design a message flow that reads from and writes to a Java Messaging Service destination queue
• Create a message flow that transforms an XML input into a JSON Array output structure using a Mapping node
• Create a Data Format Description Language (DFDL) message model schema in a shared library and test it by parsing the input data
• Develop an application that serializes a message with an XML message as input
• Transform messages using the Compute or a JavaCompute node
• Design a message flow that reads from and writes to a database by using Open Database Connectivity (OBDC) and Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) connections

Exercises

• Exercise 1. Connecting to IBM MQ
• Exercise 2. Java Message Service processing
• Exercise 3. Using a Mapping node to create a JSON Array message
• Exercise 4. Creating a Data Format Descriptive Language (DFDL) model
• Exercise 5. Transforming data by using the Compute or Java Compute node
• Exercise 6. Referencing a database in a map

Before taking this course, you should have taken the following course:

• WM686: IBM App Connect Enterprise 12 Application Development I

• Course introduction
• Unit 1. Connecting to IBM MQ
• Exercise 1. Connecting to IBM MQ
• Unit 2. Processing JMS, HTTP, and web service messages
• Exercise 2. Java Message Service processing
• Unit 3. Using a Mapping node to create a JSON array message
• Exercise 3. Using a Mapping node to create a JSON Array message
• Unit 4. Modeling the data
• Exercise 4. Creating a Data Format Descriptive Language (DFDL) model
• Unit 5. Using Compute nodes to transform messages
• Exercise 5. Transforming data by using the Compute or Java Compute node
• Unit 6. Referencing a database in a message flow application
• Exercise 6. Referencing a database in a map
• Course summary