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PraktischInschrijven Java developers and architects who are starting to use JMS for asynchronous messaging or existing JMS users who are considering to start using Apache ActiveMQ.
Participants need to be able to work with XML (see course XML fundamentals) and have some basic Java development skills (see course Java programming). Having some basic knowledge of JDBC (see course Database application programming with JDBC) and Spring (see Working with Spring) would be an advantage.
Classical instruction with exercises.
anova.
1 day.
| datum | taal | plaats | prijs | opmerkingen |
| 24/04/2012 | E | Leuven | 470 EUR |
Especially with today's SOA/EDA architectures, a message broker is often a core architecture component. Apache ActiveMQ is the most popular open-source message broker: it's fast, reliable and it supports all the features required for enterprise deployment. This course teaches you how to use the JMS API to interact with ActiveMQ. It also discusses advanced features and configuration options for ActiveMQ itself.