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Developer Training for Fuse Message Broker - based on Apache ActiveMQ

On-site training, customized for you, delivered at your facility

This class is delivered at a location of your choice for groups of up to ten students and can be tailored to fit the needs of your team. All classes are created by our active commmitters at Apache and experienced professional services organization for in-depth and relevant content that is designed for enterprise organizations. Classes use the FuseSource products which are are productized and fully supported versions of popular Apache SOA projects.

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Target Audience

This course is for architects and developers who want to use ActiveMQ to build integration solutions using message-oriented middleware. The class uses the FuseSource distribution of Apache ActiveMQ, FUSE Message Broker, for hands-on programming exercises.

Objective

After this course the attendees will understand all key concepts around JMS along with key features of ActiveMQ, such as topologies, protocols, message groups virtual destinations, failover and high-availability. They will also gain insight into how ActiveMQ can be used in heterogeneous environments and for web application development.

Duration

2 days

Prerequisites

A good working knowledge of Java, including a good understanding of Java developments tools (Ant, Maven, Eclipse)
A basic understanding of distributed systems concepts (SOA, web services) and the related standards (SOAP, XML, WSDL, JMS)

Method

An intensive course of lectures, and hands-on exercises. Students receive detailed reference notes to supplement the lectures.

Course Content

Introduction to Apache ActiveMQ
Introduction to JMS
Installation and getting started
Configuring, running and monitoring brokers
Topologies and use-cases
Configuring transports with ActiveMQ
Using message groups and selectors
Using virtual destinations
Quality of service capabilities (failover, scalability, etc.)
Broker networks and collections
Applying ActiveMQ in heterogeneous environments

What is FuseSource?

Enterprise Readiness

Same Apache project
Always open
Always free

...but tested and supported by the people who wrote the code

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Customer Success

Entering into a support relationship with the open source developers very early in our project was the key to our success. It is the only way to get the most out of sophisticated open source technology.

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Apache, Apache ServiceMix, Apache ServiceMix, ActiveMQ, Apache ActiveMQ, Camel, Apache Camel, CXF, Apache CXF, ODE, Apache ODE, Geronimo, Apache Geronimo, XBean, Apache XBean, GShell, Apache GShell, Felix, Apache Felix, Karaf, and Apache Karaf are trademarks of The Apache Software Foundation.

FuseSource offers open source integration and open source messaging products and is a resource for open source service oriented architecture (SOA). FuseSource enterprise products are based on Apache ServiceMix, Apache ActiveMQ, Apache CXF and Apache Camel which are certified, productized and fully supported. Our powerful message oriented middleware solution, Fuse Message Broker, offers a cost-effective and flexible open source messaging platform. FuseSource also works to enhance your SOA using content based routing with Fuse Mediation Router.