May 17, 2005 Seminar Minutes and Presentation Download
This meeting was a great success
with over 150 attendees. Jenny Chow
and Sunny Lee stressed the importance of having CUSTOMER representation on the
organizing committee and there were many who responded to their call for
volunteers to help with many of the tasks that go to making the user group a
success.
Understanding the WebSphere Business Integration Architecture
PRESENTER: Eric Olson, Director of Training, MQSoftware
Mr. Olson reviewed basic messaging concepts and
the family of IBM products that provide functionality using MQSeries as a base.
He reviewed the architecture and the role that each of the products
played along with selection criteria for determining which product would best
fit. In addition, he discussed how
to optimize process across the WBI components as well as strategies for the
coherent, end-to-end management of such architectures.
User Experience - Sharing session presentation 1
MQ Data Security and Certificate Management Considerations
PRESENTER: Rich Schreiber standing in for John Aviles, President of
RSG Ltd.
Rich discuss the Federal Agency's MQ data security and certificate management problem set, requirements, business and technical challenges. He then reviewed technology selection criteria and rationale, and the steps leading toward a solution to meet the agency requirements. The solution highlighted the need for end-to-end security across the MQ network rather than just across individual products such as WBI Message Broker (formerly MQSI) required for routing and transformation. Some third party products were mentioned with an indication of how they fit the requirements.
Process Manager for Data
PRESENTER: Honda Bhyat, Chief Architect, CommerceQuest
WebSphere MQ Version 6 Technical Update
PRESENTER: Wayne Schutz, Senior Solutions Architect, IBM Software
Services for WebSphere
This presentation will cover what's new in
WebSphere MQ Version 6. Many of the
features focused on management aspects and
User Experience - Sharing session presentation 2
Triggering in the right Java environment
PRESENTER: F.J Brandelik, Bookspan
When triggering a Unix shell script, the TCMw
trigger structure is not well conserved. F.J discussed problems he encountered
and the shell script techniques used to maintain the TMC2 trigger structure.
User Experience - Sharing session
presentation 3
The Care and Feeding of MQSeries
PRESENTER: Ed Young, Engineering Leader, EAI, CSC
Mr. Young reviewed his team’s mission to run and maintain MQSeries
for multiple enterprises, government agencies, and corporate internal use. This
talk highlighted many of the lessons learned through various customer
engagements and he revealed many simple secrets of how to administer MQSeries
systems cost effectively.
Some presentation materials are available to be downloaded:
Triggering the right Java Environment.zip
Care and Feeding of MQSeries.zip