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Introduction to Royal Cyber Inc What is WebSphere Message Queue Enhancements in WebSphere MQV7.0 WebSphere MQ messaging styles Types of WebSphere MQ Objects Queue Manager Queues Channels Messages Case Study IBM Middleware @ Royal Cyber Inc. Royal Cyber Clientele Questions?

Company Overview

Established:

Based in Illinois (USA), serving multiple industries including many Fortune 500 companies since 2002 by experienced IT professionals.

To offer cutting edge IT services globally.

Help organizations both in Public and Private sector to improve and modernize their services.

Supplement an organization’s skill set with team augmentation.

On-site resource deployment.

Improved Return-on-Investment (ROI) by taking projects offshore.

Achievements:

To date, Royal Cyber Inc. has grown into a reputable IT firm not only in USA but also in European, Middle Eastern and South Asian Markets.

Why Royal Cyber? Winner of the IMPACT 2013 - Mobile Innovation Award We’ve obtained Smarter Commerce authorization that allows us to be solution providers in the IBM smarter commerce division. Only 11 business partners have achieved this status.

IBM Premier Business Partner for around 10 years and have more than hundreds of satisfied clients all over the world including some well known Fortune 500 companies. Team of more than 300 highly skilled IT professionals for providing consultancy of IBM Technologies.

10 + years of extensive experience in Websphere Brand solutions.

Offer Administration support, Implementation and Migration services; IBM certified training, support packages and performance improvement packages to make your business more successful.

Royal Cyber, made it’s way to 2013 Inc. 500|5000 List of the fastest-growing private companies in America. Royal Cyber Inc, is an IT Consulting Firm accelerating Innovation for its customers. We Royal Cyber Inc, power the enterprise software for over 20% of the Fortune 1000 firms.We have over 400 customers spanning Globally and have over 600 employees worldwide. We are growing at a CAGR of 50% (2 years).We are quickly emerging as leaders in the Enterprise Software Consulting Space.

Why Royal Cyber?

Winner of the IMPACT 2013 - Mobile Innovation Award We’ve obtained Smarter Commerce authorization that allows us to be solution providers in the IBM smarter commerce division. Only 11 business partners have achieved this status.

IBM Premier Business Partner for around 10 years and have more than hundreds of satisfied clients all over the world including some well known Fortune 500 companies. Team of more than 300 highly skilled IT professionals for providing consultancy of IBM Technologies.

10 + years of extensive experience in Websphere Brand solutions.

Offer Administration support, Implementation and Migration services; IBM certified training, support packages and performance improvement packages to make your business more successful.

Royal Cyber Global Presence

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What is WebSphere MQ?

Messaging and Queuing

Asynchronous vs. Synchronous Communications

How Messaging & Queuing Works

Note: A and B need not be on the same

machine!

How Messaging & Queuing Works (2)

Universal Messaging

Messaging and Queuing Characteristics

Applications Can Run at Different Times

Either program can

be unavailable

Key Concept: message queue exists independently from programs that use them!

No Constraints on Application Structure

There can be a one to many relationship between

applications

Or a many to one relationship between

applications

Applications Shielded from Environmental Differences

Applications Shielded from Environmental Differences

Applications

Queue Manager

Message Queue

Programmatic API

Queue Manager

Communications using Message Channels

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Enhancements in WebSphere MQV7.0

http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/wmqv7/v7r0/index.jsp

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WebSphere MQ messaging styles


• WebSphere MQ Publish/Subscribe (Pub/Sub) allows the provider of information to be decoupled from the consumers of that information.

• Pub/Sub removes the need for the source application to know anything about the destination application. All it has to do is send information that it wants to share to a known destination topic that is managed and distributed by WebSphere MQ. Similarly, a destination application does not need to know anything about the source of the information that it receives. It only needs to know the topics in which it is interested.

Publish/Subscribe


Request & Reply

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WebSphere MQ Objects: Queue Manager

• Controls access to

queues: • administration

(create, delete, etc) • usage (Put, Get)

• Accessed through the Message Queue Interface (MQI)

• Queue Managers have names (identities) that are UNIQUE in a network (like host names).

Queue Manager

WebSphere MQ Objects: Queue Manager

• Queues are controlled by Queue

Manager • Queue Manager provides

• Interface to messages on queues (MQI)

• Security and authorization control

• Administration control • A Queue manager is managed by

the MQQueueManager class

Queue Manager

Connecting to Queue Manager

Client mode (as an MQSeries client using TCP/IP)

Binding mode (connecting directly to MQSeries)



MQ Environment variables


Class MQQueue Manager Method: • public boolean isConnected() • queueManager.disconnect();

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WebSphere MQ Objects: Queues

MQ defines four types of queues. A queue instance is fully qualified by its queue manager and queue name.

• Local Queue - an actual queue for which storage is allocated.

• Remote Queue - a definition of a queue on a different queue manager (acts somewhat like a pointer)

• Alias Queue - another name for a local or remote queue. Typically used to switch queue destinations without modifying program code.

• Model Queue - a template whose properties are copied when creating a new dynamic local queue (“ create queue xxx “like” queue yyy).

Accessing Queues

Accessing Queues

MQQueue queue = queueManager.accessQueue("qName", MQC.MQOO_OUTPUT, "qMgrName",

"dynamicQName", "altUserID");

MQQueue queue = new MQQueue(queueManager, "qName", MQC.MQOO_OUTPUT, "qMgrName",

"dynamicQName", "altUserID");

Open Options

• MQC.MQOO_INPUT_SHARED • MQC.MQOO_INPUT_EXCLUSIVE • MQC.MQOO_OUTPUT • MQC.MQOO_BROWSE

Open Option specify

operations required

Alias Queues An alias queue is simply a definition.

Allows a local or remote definition to be referred to by another name.

May have different properties then original one.

WebSphere MQ Queues: Properties

WebSphere MQ Queues: Events and Triggering

Local queues can generate events (messages) under certain conditions (like queue full).

These “event” messages can be used to “trigger” the execution of a program.

These events are called trigger messages. The queue on which they are put is called an Initiation Queue.

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WebSphere MQ Objects: Message Channels

Provide a communication path between two queue managers on the same, or different, platforms.

A message channel can transmit messages in one direction only. If two-way communication is required between two queue managers, two message channels are required.

WebSphere MQ Objects: Message Channels

How messages move across channels

(2) Sender MCA gets message and sends to partner MCA

(3) Receiver MCA puts message on target queue

(1) Application puts message on transmission queue

(4) Message is available on local queue for applications

MQ Exception Handling

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MQ Objects: Messages

Messages consist of:

• Header (MQMD) • Used by Queue Manager

and application to handling properties of the message

• User Data • The application-to-

application data (“payload”) transparent to MQSeries

MQ Messages: message types

Creating Message Object using Java

Reading or Writing messages in different formats

Creating Message Object using Java

Putting Messages

int oOpts = MQC.MQOO_OUTPUT; String yRR = "ATLANTA"; MQQueue myOutputQueue = qMgr.accessQueue("ABC", oOpts, yRR, null, null); myOutputQueue.put(myMessage,myPMO);

Putting Messages

Getting Message

Processing Messages after getting it.

Retrieving Message Length

Retrieving User Data

Message Types

MQI: The MQSeries Programming Interface

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Case study - ECN »Client’s Introduction Entertainment Communications Network, Inc. (ECN) develops and provides custom media solutions and services for ad agencies and entertainment companies. Based in Los Angeles since 1989, ECN has a 20-year relationship with the broadcast community, delivering commercial information for major advertising agencies and buying services throughout North America. Clients connect to ECN's multiple services through a variety of media buying systems, including Strata, Donovan Data Systems, Harris and CORE. ECN also provides services that were designed specifically to streamline communications between agencies and media, including compliance and verification services, as well as solutions for collecting program and commercial clearance. »Business Needs

To be on top in the market of distributing and broadcast email, text, voice and fax messages to any number of recipients with speed and reliability.

To be no 1 in transmitting messages in the form of facsimile, voice, text and all means of communications.

»Business Case ECN came up with the plan to create applications to communicate and exchange information instantly for their customers, ECN consulted Royal cyber for developing the applications as per the requirements.

» Clients Background ECN’s services enable companies and organizations to communicate and exchange information instantly. Through ECN, you can distribute and broadcast email, text, voice and fax messages to any number of recipients with speed and reliability. FAX Distribute messages simultaneously to all recipients. Personalize documents with an unlimited number of inserts. Submit multiple documents for broadcast, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, HTML, PDF, Visio and more. Create and revise recipient lists, launch and track broadcasts in progress and review delivery reports on-line, 24x7 Email Deliver high-impact messages with dynamic content to any number of recipients. Deliver confidential data as a password-protected HTML attachment. Receive real-time recipient click-through tracking. Distribute personalized registration and survey forms; then take action with recipients who complete forms based

on their responses. Use ECN to manage opt-outs Voice Deliver pre-recorded voice messages to any size phone list, eliminating time-consuming, repetitive calling. Personalize voice messages with recipient name, product/service, appointment time, etc. Create different messages for live answer or voice mail delivery. Transfer recipients to your call center or ECN’s Client Services team instantly. Alert Contact recipients based on their preferences: voice, email and text messaging. Reach recipients by phone, while simultaneously sending them an email or text message. Personalize voice messages with recipient names. Connect recipients to a conference call automatically without pin codes. Send instant coupons and promotional messages to pull recipients online

Case study - ECN

»Solutions Royal Cyber involved in developing applications for ECN to distribute and broadcast email, text, voice and fax messages to any number of recipients with good speed and reliability. Following are the applications developed by Royal Cyber using WebSphere MQ, MQ, Java API’s, Web services.

DDS Parser Odyssey Submit File Odyssey Reply MQWeb Monitor PrairieFileSender PrairieDBsender PrairieResponseNew PrairieSubmitter ReplyMQ

The above applications have their own features with respect to ECN’s customers. These applications validate, parse, clean, automatically store the messages in Database and also send acknowledgement back to the customers. Since Royal Cyber has good technical capacity of WebSphere MQ, all these applications are done in short span of time with good quality. Royal Cyber also involves in doing lot of enhancements, performance tuning and also take care of their production support. ECN is very happy with Royal Cyber in terms of quality delivery, quick response time in analyzing and solving critical issues, process and adaptability.

Case study - Macmahon

Macmahon : encountered problems in the earlier architecture of application as their business grew. So they planned to migrate the current version of the Message Broker product to the updated version in order to simplify the overall architecture.

There were •Traditional Point-to-Point (n-1)*n connections •High maintenance cost •Complicated structure •Non centralized connections

Case study - Macmahon Messaging Backbone – Traditional Point to Point

Connections = (n-1)*n

Appl 1 Appl 3Appl 2

Appl A

Appl 4

Appl B

Appl 1 Appl 3Appl 2

Appl A

WBI MBbroker Appl 4

Appl B

Enterprise Application Integration – Hub and spoke Connections = n

Integration Broker


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Point-to-Point connection between applications Simple, basic connectivity

Transport Re-Use Only

Messaging Backbone EAI connects applications via a

centralized hub Easier to manage larger number of

connections Single platform for Transformation

and Routing Mediations point to point

Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)

Integration and choreography of services through an Enterprise Service Bus Flexible connections with well defined,

standards-based interfaces

Service Oriented Integration

ESB – Hub and Spoke evolves to underpin SOA

Event-driven interactions enabled via SOA applications Real-time access to key business measures Mediations as re-usable services

The next stage of integration is Event Driven Applications


Presenter

Presentation Notes

**Main point: SOA builds up previous integration techniques but does not replace them The desire to make IT more flexible is not new. Indeed, it is as old as the IT industry itself. Each of these integration techniques has its place and is appropriate for handling certain situations. IBM has experience and history in all of these steps. Messaging backbones and point-to-point connectivity work great for direct application to application connection. They support high throughput and are comparatively simple to create and deploy. But they work best when you’ve got a fairly small number of connection points that don’t change very much if at all. Enterprise Application Integration is a hub-and-spoke integration design. This kind of system relies on adapters to connect applications and data sources to a central hub. This kind of design works well when you’ve got a larger number of end-points and when they change more frequently. When you add an endpoint or change how the endpoint connects, all you need to do is change one of the adapters rather than the connections to all the other endpoints. The downside of this is that this doesn’t support high throughput very well and the communications standards are usually proprietary and less interoperable. SOA blends the best of all these concepts into one new architecture giving users capabilities that they’ve never had before. But it’s important to recognize that SOA is not the end of the road either, It’s the next step in the evolution of flexible infrastructures. This evolution will continue into the future.

Case study - Macmahon The Business Value of an Enterprise Service Bus

Change your IT without disrupting everything else Capture

Timesheet Process

Flight Availability

Service

Enterprise Service Bus

Check employee

details

Leave service

Verify employee

service

EFT Service

NEW Pay Rate Service

OLD Pay Rate Service

Pay employe

e Service

Check adjustments Service

Change services with no impact to existing services

Add new services faster

OLD Pay Rate Service

NEW Pay Rate Service

Case study – HD Supply

Client INFORMATION: HD Supply is a leading industrial distribution company in North America with more than 80 year experience. Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia and United States, the company has offices in 640 locations across 45 states and nine Canadian provinces. Company provides a broad range of products and services to professional customers in the infrastructure & energy maintenance, repair & improvement and specialty construction markets. HD Supply provides products and services to approximately 400,000 professional customers.

Business CASES: �HD Supply encountered problems in extensions of the current architecture of application as their business grew. So they planned to remove point to point connectivity between WebSphere commerce and White Cap back end with the help of IBM WebSphere Message Broker. • Also mediates between major components of the infrastructure: WebSphere Commerce, White Cap back end Systems and Error Management System (EML). • With the new innovations in the organization, new application development on top of IBM WebSphere Message Broker was demanded. • 24/7 support of the whole system became important to ensure timely resolution of issues when they occur.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlanta

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_(U.S._state)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States


»Solution (IBM WebSphere MQ & WMB) • HD Supply used WebSphere Message Broker V8.0 as that is easier to install, configure and provide connectivity and universal data transformation for both standard and non-standards-based applications and services to power current infrastructure. • WebSphere Message Broker V8.0 used as service provider to accept request from WebSphere commerce and then interact with White Cap back end to provide decoupling. • Java Compute node were used to perform remote connection between WebSphere message Broker and WebSphere commerce through Jsch API. • File nodes were used to transfer files from WebSphere Broker to WebSphere Commerce. • WebSphere Message Broker v8.0 also used for sending status notification to EML framework. • The applications developed by Royal Cyber fully comply with industry standards of security and performance.


»Benefits & Achievements • File nodes were used to transfer files from WebSphere Broker to WebSphere Commerce. • Oracle EBS suite used for the interaction with Oracle database. • Service Provider scenarios were implemented for accepting request from WebSphere Commerce .

Success Stories

Office Brands is the largest independently owned business to business (B2B) provider of stationery, office products and business technology solutions. Office Brands has over 1150 employees who operate extent to 170 metropolitans and regional locations. Office Brands encourages their customer to browse around their Online Catalogue.

Company Profile

Business Benefits Office Brands aim is to deliver a national online retail storefront. With the help of IBM WebSphere Commerce extended site functionality we were able to create individual storefront for the 150 individual businesses. The contract and price level feature allows them to customize their catalog for individual business customers. Featured such as saved orders and requisition list allows customers to easily place orders Filter and Search capability allows customers to easily find orders. Customers view latest catalog and pricing based on their updated contract with the integration of their e-store with the ERP system. Managing 100’s of stores from a single interface heavily reduced our operational costs. Ongoing managed services support from a trusted business partner, Royal Cyber. Office Brands can run multiple promotions and provide latest catalogs to customers. Office Brands can provide marketing Spots which can be managed by individual dealers to provide marketing promotions on their storefronts. Office Brand websites are based on both B2B and B2C, to interact with their customers based globally.

Solution… Checkout process for current order, shipping billing method, order summary, order confirmation and PayPal express checkout. Search combination using price faceted, rst solar search and price range. Site structure allows multiple brands and multiple stores. Customers can see their Order history details. User can see the price of product even he does not login into the store. Store Locator helps customers locate nearest store and reserve products in the store. Precision Targeted Marketing features and custom promotions help business users to retain customers.

Office National Offline Model (Before)

Back Office System

Store

Catalog/Brands

Back Office System Back Office System

Dealer C Dealer B Dealer A

Catalog/Brands Catalog/Brands

Office National WebSphere Commerce based E-Commerce Model (After)

OFFICE BRAND

Redysell & Clear ERP System

Business Intelligence report

Coremetric Analytics

Websphere Commerce

Dealer C Dealer A Dealer B

Office National B2B Model

WCS ESB

ImageCatalogueUpdate

ContractUpdate

PriceUpdate

CustomerOrderCreated

InvoiceUpload

InvoiceRetrieval

Operations

CatalogueUpdate

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Our Support Structure

Demonstration

Activities : 1 _QueueManager1 on Server1

Gets message from browser Sends the message to QueueManager2 on server2

2 _QueueManager2 on Server2 Gets message from QueueManager1 Triggers a program that gets corresponding data records from DB2 and returns it to QueueManager2 QueueManager2 sends the data to QueueManager1 and then QueueManager1 sends the data to the browser for display.

Our Clients

Questions & Answers

Royal Cyber Skill Matrix in IBM Middleware

Trademarks & Notes

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Three ways to get started with Royal Cyber

1 Learn more about Royal Cyber and solutions offering www.royalcyber.com

Talk with our Royal Cyber representative

[email protected]

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Royal Cyber in different industries

Our Clients

USA Headquarter: Royal Cyber 55 Shuman Blvd, Suite 1025, Naperville, IL 60563 USA. Tel: +1.630.355.6292

Saudi Arabia Office: Office #503, 5th Floor, Building #1, Al Nour Street, Al Olaya District, P.O. Box 2504, Riyadh – 12214. Tel: (+966-11) 461 1906

UK Office: RC Technology UK Limited. Suite 202, Lansdowne Building, 2 Lansdowne Road, Croydon, Surrey, UK, CR9 2ER. Tel: +44.(0)208.263.6043

South Africa Office: Royal Cyber Pty Ltd. 3rd Floor, 5 Sturdee Ave 2196 Rosebank, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa. Tel: +27.10.500.8120

Australia Office: Level 12, 1 Pacific Highway, North Sydney, NSW 2060, Australia Tel: (0)299.59.9680, +61.414.881.587 Fax: +61.29.231.1846

www.royalcyber.com

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