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IBM Websphere MQ Test # : 297

 
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Everyone,

Can anyone please suggest me how to start the preparation for IBM Websphere Test# 297 ?
Please attach some documents or let me know whether any books are available in the market or not?

Thanks in Advance
Bala
 
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The IBM site lists the material for self-study. All the books they mention are available for download for free. The only thing missing, unfortunately, is a book that condenses the pieces which most matter to the exam. The docs may exist, but some of them are very big.
 
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Bala - Sorry I am late in a reply.

If you are not aware: IBM provides a free 90 day evaluation copy of MQ series. It is a full function copy.

The 5.x version runs on Windows.

I think maybe the 6.0 version is also available for Linux.

You should definitely get this, install it, and make sure you understand the example code.

Good luck. This is not really an easy certification test.

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