In this course you will learn the job of an administrator of Java Message Service (JMS), which enables loosely coupled, reliable, asynchronous communication among Java applications and to create and administer JMS resources on both stand-alone servers and clusters. Explore WebLogic Server, which includes an enterprise-grade JMS implementation based on an administrative framework that is both powerful and flexible. You will also learn how to configure, manage, and monitor WebLogic JMS resources according to proven best practices.Simplify deployment and significantly improve time-to-market.Monitor and tune JMS performance.
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By the end of this training you will lear to:
- Configure JMS servers and destinations
- Configure JMS high availability
- Migrate messages from a failed server
- Monitor and tune JMS performance
- Troubleshoot JMS problems
Course Contents
Day 1
Java Messaging Concepts
Messaging Terminology
Point-to-Point Model
Publish-Subscribe Model
JMS Providers
JMS Destinations
Acknowledgements
Message Driven EJBs
Basic Configuration
JMS Server Targeting
JMS Server Best Practices
System Module Targeting
Connection Factory Delivery Settings
Subdeployment Best Practices
Configuring Destination Delivery Overrides
Configuring an Error Destination
Quota Best Practices
Message Monitoring and Management
Monitoring a JMS Server
JMS and the Monitoring Dashboard
Monitoring MDBs
Querying Messages
Creating a Test Message
Moving Messages
Pausing and Resuming JMS Operations
Day 2
Persistence, Transactions, and Durability
Producer Delivery Mode
Persistent Store Options
Monitoring JMS Transactions
Durable Subscriber Example
Shared Subscriptions
Monitoring and Managing Durable Subscribers
Distributed Destinations
JMS Scalability Challenges
JMS Clustering Options
Targeting JMS to a Cluster
Distributed Destination Connectivity
Distributed Queue Architecture
Partitioned Distributed Topic Architecture
Replicated Distributed Topic Architecture
MDBs and Distributed Destinations
Server Migration
JMS High Availability Challenges
Prerequisites for Server Migration
Node Manager Migration Settings
Cluster Leasing Service
Configuring Candidate Machines
Enabling Automatic Migration
Machine Failback
Manual Server Migration
Day 3
Service Migration
Prerequisites for Service Migration
JTA Migration Architecture
JMS Migration Architecture
Targeting JMS to Support Migration
Migration Policy Options
Configuring a Migratable Target
Migrate Services Manually
Performance Tuning
JMS Programming Considerations
Tuning Server Heap
Tuning Message Paging
Tuning Persistent Stores
Flow Control Logic
Tuning Flow Control
Tuning Message Compression
Tuning the Consumer Message Pipeline
Troubleshooting
JMS Troubleshooting Tools
JMS Logging
JMS Headers and Properties
JMS and MDB Debug Flags
JMS and Diagnostic Images
Common Configuration Problems
Common Runtime Problems
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