Sessions at IBM IMPACT 2011 about MQTT
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Monday 11th April 2011
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TCM-1228 What's New in WebSphere MQ: V7 and Beyond
by Andy Piper
Come to this session to hear all about the latest enhancements to the WebSphere MQ product family. This will start with a brief summary of the changes in WebSphere MQ v7, before focussing on the latest functions and interfaces made available in version 7.0.1 and beyond. Several other sessions this week include details of the enhanced capabilities; but this session gives an overview of all the new features
Tuesday 12th April 2011
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TCM-1233 Lightweight Messaging - extending WebSphere MQ for a Smarter Planet
by Andy Piper
WebSphere MQ has recently been enhanced with the MQ Telemetry feature to enable vast numbers of devices to connect from the edge of the network. Interconnectivity is one of the key aspects to enabling smarter working and a Smarter Planet. As computing devices get cheaper, smaller and more powerful, the traditional view of messaging clients is changing, and the boundaries of messaging networks are being pushed further and further. There is a need to get messages to and from new kinds of client devices: from terminals and small server devices, through hand-held devices like smart phones and PDAs, down to sensors, and tiny embedded devices
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TCM-1248 Hands-on Lab: WebSphere MQ Telemetry
by Andy Piper
This lab will introduce the new WebSphere MQ Telemetry feature and support in WebSphere MQ. Attendees will be able to learn about and get hands-on experience with the MQ Telemetry integration in WebSphere MQ Explorer. The lab will also demonstrate the practical basics of writing a telemetry application, based on a Smarter Transport scenario tracking vehicles around a transport network. Attendees will also write a simple Java application that emits and consumes MQTT messages, and learn how to handle and transform MQTT messages within WebSphere Message Broker.
