Virtual Training for ServiceMix and ActiveMQ
Interactive Classes Without Having to Travel
Register today for one of our virtual open enrollment classes that teaches developers and architects how to connect systems and applications with leading open source messaging and integration tools. These instructor-led classes are delivered using state of the art web technologies – including web conferencing, shared desktop, conference calling facilities and IRC channels – to give a classroom experience without having to spend the time or the money on traveling.
Register Now for Apache ServiceMix and ActiveMQ Virtual Training!
Click the course title for agenda and more information. Additional questions? Read the FAQ.
| Course | Location | Date | Register |
| Developer Training for ActiveMQ | Virtual USA | Sept 14-15, 2010 (9:00AM EDT) |
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| Developer Training for ServiceMix 4.x with Camel | Virtual USA | Sept 16-17, 2010 (9:00AM EDT) |
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| Developer Training for ActiveMQ | Virtual EMEA | Oct 19-20, 2010 (9:00AM GMT) |
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| Developer Training for ServiceMix 4.x with Camel | Virtual EMEA | Oct 21-22, 2010 (9:00AM GMT) |
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| Developer Training for ActiveMQ | Virtual USA | Nov 16-17, 2010 (9:00AM EDT) |
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| Developer Training for ServiceMix 4.x with Camel | Virtual USA | Nov 18-19, 2010 (9:00AM EDT) |
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| Developer Training for ActiveMQ | Virtual EMEA | Dec 14-15, 2010 (9:00AM GMT) |
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| Developer Training for ServiceMix 4.x with Camel | Virtual EMEA | Dec 16-17, 2010 (9:00AM GMT) |
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The price for the 2-day virtual training course is 995 USD or 650 EUR.
For free tutorials and demos, review our getting started curriculum. For personalized, in-person training at your facility, review our on-site training options.
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Virtual Training Overview
Questions? Read the FAQ.
- Courseware materials include a slide book, exercise book, and exercise system which are made available prior to the course via the PeC.
- Students are required to register to the PeC and to install prerequisite software and appropriate development environment prior to the course to ensure focused and effective delivery.
- Online delivery will commence according to the printed schedule; students are asked to login to training sessions at least fifteen (15) minutes in advance on Day 1.
- Each session will run for approximately one hour, and be followed by a practical session where the student can put what they have learned into practice.
- On completion of the course, students will receive the hard copy course books the following week after the course ends.
Technical requirements include
- Developer-grade laptop/desktop machine – attendees will be expected to participate in the exercises, and so should have a development-grade machine with sufficient power to support Java development with Eclipse. Exercises are maven-based, and will work on Windows, Linux and Mac OS/X.
- Internet connection – attendees must have a reliable, high-bandwidth internet connection to support the WebEx session.
- Audio support – During WebEx sessions they must have a machine with support for audio through either external speakers or head-phones.
- IRC – interaction with instructors during the exercise periods will be through IRC; attendees must have an IRC client installed on their machine.
- Software installation – attendees must install JDK 1.5 or higher, Maven 2.0.9, Eclipse 3.4 (Ganymede), and the m2eclipse plugin on their machine.
- Database access – some exercises require database access. For the purpose of this course, we recommend use of the open source database PostgreSQL, which can be freely downloaded from www.postgres.org with suitable installers for Windows, Linux and Mac OS/X. Attendees should install and configure database access in advance of the course.
