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Summary of changes

Chapter 1: Accessing DB2 using JDBC

Chapter 2: Accessing DB2 using SQLJ

Chapter 3: Accessing IMS databases using JDBC

Chapter 4: Messaging

Messaging within J2EE/JMS technology

General overview of JMS provider types

Message Driven Beans

Messaging security

Using the WebSphere MQ JMS provider and JMS 1.0

Preparing the TraderMQ application

Configuring the WebSphere MQ JMS provider

Running TraderMQ on z/OS

Using the WebSphere MQ JMS provider and JMS 1.1

Using the Default messaging JMS provider

The TraderMQ application environment

Chapter 5: Introduction to J2EE Connector Architecture

Chapter 6: Developing J2C applications accessing CICS

Chapter 7: Developing J2C applications accessing IMS

Chapter 8: Configuring J2C for CTG

Chapter 9: Configuring J2C for IMS Connect

Chapter 10: Introduction to Web services

Chapter 11: Web services using SOAP over HTTP

Chapter 12: Web services and SOAP over JMS

Chapter 13: Integrating WebSphere and DB2 using Web services

Chapter 14: Connecting to WebSphere from IMS using SOAP

Chapter 15: Using the RMI-IIOP protocol

Appendix A: The Trader application explained

Appendix B: Additional material

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