MESSAGE BROKER AND MQ

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1960 old mainframe cant communicate with advanced pc... thats where Message Servicing MQ arrive followed by JMS, Message Broker. Since we cant kacau old mainframe that having all the customers data... And now i am working on Message Broker helping old mainframe communicate with advance PC to share data...This MQ and MB is Message oriented Middleware.
Phase one Connection between ONE VIEW TO IFX
Phase two Connection between IFX to IExchange.
 
Lesson from ibm Redbook 
IBM currently offers two ESB products:
WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus (WESB) is built on proven messaging
and Web services technologies. It provides standards-based Web services
connectivity and XML data transformation. WebSphere ESB is shipped with
WebSphere Process Server.

WebSphere Message Broker provides universal connectivity, including Web
services and any-to-any data transformation. In addition, you can use such
products as DataPower and WebSphere Transformation Extender to extend
the capabilities of the core ESB products
Message Broker for my development doesnt connects to any database because its uses file based system. Each broker uses an internal repository on the local file system to store the message flows, configuration data, and the message sets that are deployed to it. 

Other lessons on xml and SOAP.

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