Enterprise Messaging Infrastructure and use with SIB, MQ, DataPower and WMB

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1 Enterprise Messaging Infrastructure and use with SIB, MQ, DataPower and WMB User Group Bedfont Lakes, 3 rd March 2009 Nigel Roper

2 IBM s s ESB Portfolio

3 Product Stacks Enterprise Service Bus Message Broker Application Server Web Services JMS MQ Service Integration Bus

4 Agenda Messaging Architectures Message based Integration SIBus and MQ MQ and DataPower SIBus and DataPower Synchronous based Integration SIBus and DataPower Message Broker and DataPower

5 MQ MQ MQ MQ MQ Assured Delivery Multi-Platform Point-to-Point Pub / Sub Distributed Queues Clustered Queues

6 SIBus Application Server Application Server Application Server J2EE Messaging Engine Messaging Engine Messaging Engine SIBus SOAP over HTTP SOAP over JMS XML over JMS SOAP over HTTPS Queuing Pub / Sub Mediations WAS Clustering WAS Load Balancing

7 Integrating SIBus and MQ Service Integration Bus MQ

8 Integrating SIBus and MQ Connect an SIBus and WMQ Network via MQ Link (WAS 6 and WESB 6) Connect WAS to WMQ as a JMS Provider (WAS 6 and WESB 6) Make a WMQ Queue Manager a member of an SIBus (new in WAS 7 for distributed systems) 3 Options

9 Option 1: MQLink Application Server MQ Link Server to Server Sender Receiver Channel Pair MQ Messaging Engine SIBus MQ 1. Create Foreign Bus 2. Create an MQ Link 3. Create a MQ Link Receiver 4. Create a MQ Link Sender 5. Create SIBus Destination 6. Setup JMS Resource 1. Create Sender Channel 2. Create Receiver Channel 3. Create XMIT Queue

10 SIBus and MQ Terms Foreign Bus MQ Queue Manger SIBus Virtual Queue Mgr Destination Remote Queue Subscribe Subscribe

11 JMS to MQ Message Mapping JMS to MQ JMS Message JMS to Non-JMS MQ Message

12 Improving Availability with Support Pac MR01 MQ Connection 1 Connection 2 MQ MR01 Sender Channel Exit Application Server Application Server MQ Link 1 2 MQ Link Messaging Engine Messaging Engine SIBus

13 Option 2: MQ as a JMS Provider Application Server MQ Bindings Transport Messaging Engine MQ JMS Provider SIBus MQ 1. Define MQ as a JMS Provider 2. Define JMS Connection Factory 3. Define JMS Queues 4. Define Lister Port 1. Install MQ on Application Server (recommended) 2. Create local Queues

14 Option 3: WMQ Queue Manager as a member of an SIBus Application Server MQ Client Connection Messaging Engine SIBus MQ WMQ Topic not supported

15 Integrating MQ and DataPower XI50 MQ

16 Integration: MQ to DataPower MQ DataPower X150 Request Reply Multi-Protocol Gateway MQ Front Side Handler Processing Policy MQ MQ Queue Manager Group Primary QM Backup QM s

17 Integration: DataPower to MQ DataPower X150 MQ Multi-Protocol Gateway Request Reply Processing Policy Static Backend MQ MQ

18 Integrating SIBus and DataPower Service Integration Bus

19 Integration: SIBus to DataPower Application Server MQ DataPower X150 Bindings Transport Request Reply Multi-Protocol Gateway Messaging Engine MQ JMS Provider MQ Front Side Handler Processing Policy SIBus MQ

20 Synchronous Based Integration

21 Synchronous Integrating SIBus and DataPower Service Integration Bus

22 Integration: SIBus to DataPower Application Server DataPower X150 Web Services Messaging Engine SOAP / HTTP Multi-Protocol Gateway HTTP Front Side Handler Processing Policy SIBus

23 Synchronous Integrating Message Broker and DataPower XI50, XS40 Message Broker MQ

24 Integration: DataPower to Message Broker DataPower X150, SX40 Message Broker MQ Multi-Protocol Gateway Processing Policy Static Backend MQ SOAP / HTTP Request Flow SOAP / HTTP Reply Flow Request Flow Reply Flow

25 Thank You