AUDIENCE:   This course is specifically targeted at Java programmers who wish to gain experience and insight into the JMS API. PREREQUISITES:   Participants should have some Java programming experience, or similar gained in an enterprise environment. Experience of enterprise programming models (i.e. J2EE) or Java Application Servers (i.e. WebSphere) would be advantageous DURATION:   1 day. Hands on. OBJECTIVES:   Delegates will gain experience and insight into the JMS API, and how to communicate to and from JMS compliant message-oriented middleware (i.e. WebSphereMQ). COURSE CONTENT:   Introduction JMS Objectives JMS Provider JMS Messages JMS Domains Portability What’s new in JMS 1.1 Architecture What is a JMS Application Administration JMS Interfaces Developing a JMS Application Developing a JMS Client Security Multi-Threading Request/Reply JMS Message Model JMS Messages JMS Header Information Message Properties Message Acknowledgement Message Selector Message for non-JMS Clients Common Facilities Administered Objects Destination Connection Factory Connection Authentication Connection Setup Closing a Connection Sessions Connection Metadata Transactions Message Acknowledgement Message Delivery Mode Exceptions Point To Point Model Queue Queue connection Factory Queue Connection Queue Session Queue Browser Publish/Subscribe Model Durable Subscription Topic Topic Connection Factory Topic Connection Topic Session Topic Publisher Topic Subscriber Recovery JMS Exceptions JMS Exceptions Standard Exceptions