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June 4, 2008 Seminar Minutes and Presentation Download
The 10-year anniversary meeting of our NYNJMQ user group was held on June 4th
at JPMorgan Chase in Mid-Town Manhattan - thanks to JPMC’s generous donation of
the facility’s conference hall.
The
User Group event was a great success - over 100 users attended the knowledge/experience
sharing/exchange event, and we shared a huge10 year birthday cake for the user
group at the celebration.
Graham Oakes, Senior Messaging Engineer from JPMorgan Chase, shared WMQ Monitoring and Alerting. This is JPMorgan Chase's user experience in monitoring and alerting for WMQ. With the anticipation of user interaction to stimulate discussion, the presentation was well received.
We also had
IMPACT 2008 Theme. Our presenters, who attended
the IMPACT Conference in Las Vegas this past April, were sharing the information with
user group attendees. You could see pictures of the
Hursley Development Team and members of the user group .... who was doing that
("What happens in Las Vegas doesn't always stay in Las Vegas: - Drew Cary,
Opening Session).
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/websphere/events/impact2008/
IMPACT 2008 Conference Theme:
Jim MacNair,
IBM Senior Certified Consulting Technical Specialist from Worldwide Team, presented the new features of IBM WebSphere MQ V7 Updates. It will be GA by the end of June. Therefore this presentation is a great preview to WMQ users.Benjamin
Zhou, Mercedes-Benz's Enterprise Information Management, EAI, presented
WebSphere® Message Broker Version 6.1 file node. Organizations are frequently integrating
file-based systems into an enterprise service bus (ESB) as critical integration
technologies. The WMB existing facilities are now complimented with the new file
processing nodes which appear in WMB V6.1. What are they, what do they do, how
can you use them in your processing? These questions were covered in the session.
Jenny Chow, IBM Senior Consulting Integration Solution Architect, presented
WebSphere Message Broker Usage Patterns. Have you ever wondered what other
organizations are doing with WMB in production and what they did to get there?
This session demonstrated some WMB common usage patterns that IBM customer
organizations typically would take to production.
Dean
Keister, Centerprise Services'
Director of Business Integration, presented WebSphere MQ V7 extends the MQ API.
-
Synchronous Consumption
of messages
- Asynchronous Put Response
- Read-ahead of messages
- Connection changes
- Message Properties + Selectors
- Simplified Browse + Co-operative Browse
All
of the subjects in the presentations were highly interesting and insightful for
attendees. Every presenter was bombarded by the audience with enthusiastic
questions and discussions.
Through
the effort of the committee members, and engaging users alike, this user group
has been one of the most successful regional MQ user groups since its early
years and was granted the premium User Group status by the Global WebSphere Community – Let’s keep up the good work for our community.
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Presentation materials are available to be downloaded:
Venafi_wmq_solution_overview.zip