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Overview of WebSphere MQ and HyperTree for Effective Program-to-Program Communication

This presentation focuses on WebSphere MQ, IBM's middleware for commercial messaging and queuing, crucial for program-to-program communication in industries, especially finance. The session led by Trung Nguyen discusses the architecture of the MQ network, highlighting each system's queue managers and message transfer via existing network facilities. It also introduces HyperTree, a hyperbolic tree structure for diagnostics and monitoring of MQ networks. The presentation includes goals, sources for further learning, and key challenges faced when handling data in complex MQ environments.

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Overview of WebSphere MQ and HyperTree for Effective Program-to-Program Communication

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  1. MQ Network Mapper Supervisor: Peter Strazdins Client: Trung Nguyen (EDS), MQ Admin, Customs Connect Facility Presentation by Tim Goodwill, Thursday 09/03/2006 Graduate Diploma Information Technology (eScience) COMP6701, eScience Project I Semester 1 2006

  2. Intro • Background • Overview • Goal • Sources • Summary & Questions

  3. Background Websphere MQ is used in every major industry in many countries around the world, and is the pseudo-standard for program-to-program communication in the Financial industry.

  4. Background The MQ Network: Websphere MQ is IBM’s middleware for commercial messaging and queuing – a method of program-to-program communication. Websphere MQ programs use a consistent API across all platforms

  5. Background The MQ Network: Each remote system has its own queue manager with its own queues. The queue manager transfers messages to other queue managers via channels using existing network facilities, such as TCP/IP, SNA, SPX.

  6. Background The MQ Network:

  7. Overview Introducing – ‘HyperTree’

  8. Overview

  9. Overview Demo Get Stats Put Disable Browse

  10. Goal • Portable • Out-of the box • Auto Discovery • At-a-glance-monitoring • Easily accessible diagnostic information

  11. Timetable

  12. Sources

  13. Sources • HyperTree Java Library • http://www.loria.fr/~bouthier/ • IBM Redbooks • http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/ • IBM Software - WebSphere MQ – Library • http://www-306.ibm.com/software/integration/wmq/library/library53.html • IBM Software -WebSphere MQ- Support • http://www-306.ibm.com/software/integration/wmq/library/library53.html • IBM Websphere MQ Iformation Center • http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/wmqv6/v6r0/index.jsp

  14. Summary • MQ – Ubiquitous in the Financial industry • May be vast, complex networks • HyperTree – Hyperbolic tree structure • Challenges: • Data handling - HyperTree • Websphere MQ ‘PCF’ Commands • Portable, easily deployable, diagnostic

  15. Questions?

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