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IBM App Connect Enterprise 12 Application Development I

  • Course Code WM686G
  • Duration 2 days

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In this course, you learn how to construct message flow applications to transport and transform data. You learn how to process file data and develop REST APIs. The course also explores how to control the flow of data by using various processing nodes, and how to import, build, and test message flow applications. You learn how to test your message flows by using the Flow Exerciser, Message Flow Debugger, and Trace nodes.

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Target Audience

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This course is designed for experienced integration specialists and senior-level developers with experience in application development and messaging middleware applications interested in becoming an IBM App Connect Enterprise Developer.

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Course Objectives

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  • Describe the features and uses of IBM App Connect Enterprise
  • Develop, deploy, and test message flow applications
  • Generate message flow applications from predefined patterns
  • Describe the function and appropriate use of IBM App Connect Enterprise processing nodes
  • Use the IBM App Connect Enterprise web user interface to monitor an integration server and a message flow
  • Add flow control to a message flow application
  • Create reusable subflows
  • Process file data in message flows
  • Test message flows by using the message flow debugger
  • Develop and test REST APIs
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Course Content

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  • Exercise 1. Importing and testing a message flow
  • Exercise 2. Create a message flow application
  • Exercise 3. Adding flow control to a message flow application
  • Exercise 4. Processing file data
  • Exercise 5. Developing a REST API
  • Exercise 6. Invoking a REST API
  • Exercise 7. Testing message flows
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