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By Anton Piatek, on January 6th, 2012% IBM WebSphere Message Broker v8 was released in December last year – There is an announcement and comparison of versions on the IBM website.
IBM WebSphere Message Broker introduced Record and Replay as part of its version 8 release. I thought I would just write a brief quickstart guide to getting running with record and replay, and . . . → Read More: Message Broker v8: Record, Replay and REST
By Anton Piatek, on December 15th, 2011% Now that you know that you can use Message Broker v8 on Ubuntu for development, you may be wondering if you can use some of the databases that are more common on Linux, such as MySQL. You can!
IBM WebSphere Message Broker now uses UnixODBC to connect to many databases. Though not supported by IBM, . . . → Read More: Message Broker v8 with MySQL
By Anton Piatek, on December 14th, 2011% WebSphere Message Broker v8 now supports Ubuntu for development systems (i.e. not production use) - http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg27023600#Ubuntu
I have been running MQ and Message Broker on Ubuntu and Debian since shortly after I joined IBM in 2005, and it seems there are lots of other people doing this too despite it not being a supported platform before . . . → Read More: WebSphere Message Broker on Ubuntu
By Anton Piatek, on July 22nd, 2010% Finally – All that hard work has paid off and the release is available!
Fix Pack 7.0.0.1 (V7.0 Fix Pack 1) for WebSphere Message Broker v7.0 is now available. http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?&uid=swg24027267
You can see what is new in 7.0.0.1 by looking in the Information Center
Simplicity and productivity User-defined patterns Solar Pattern Authoring sample Service Access . . . → Read More: WebSphere Message Broker Fix Pack 7.0.0.1 available
By Anton Piatek, on October 22nd, 2007% My DeveloperWorks article on Monitoring message flow performance with the WebSphere Message Broker Explorer Accounting and Statistics facility has finally been published!
The new WebSphere Message Broker Accounting and Statistics facility can help you monitor message flow performance and resource usage of a broker or execution group at the message flow, node, or terminal level, . . . → Read More: Monitoring message flow performance with IS02
By Anton Piatek, on August 15th, 2007%
The same is also true for testers: “My tests are running”…
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