TIBCO BusinessWorks

Module 1: TIBCO BusinessWorks Overview

• BW5 vs BW6: container-based modernisation
• BusinessWorks architecture: AppNode, AppSpace, Domain
• TIBCO Designer vs TIBCO Business Studio
• Palettes, processes, and activities
• Project structure and resource management
• BW6 certification pathway

Module 2: Process Design

• Start and End activities
• Service and Reference binding
• HTTP Receive and Reply activities
• SOAP Receive and Send activities
• Group activities: Iterate, Repeat Until True
• Pick First activity for competing events

Module 3: Data Mapping & XPATH

• TIBCO Mapper for graphical mapping
• XPath expressions for data navigation
• XSLT transformation support
• Custom XPath functions
• Inline Java for complex logic
• Schema validation and type coercion

Module 4: Connectors & Adapters

• TIBCO ActiveMatrix Adapter for JDBC
• File adapter: polling and write
• JMS activities: publish and subscribe
• HTTP Client activity for REST calls
• Salesforce Adapter overview
• EMS (Enterprise Message Service) integration

Module 5: Error Handling

• Exception handlers in process flows
• Catch and Rethrow activities
• Transaction management: XA transactions
• Checkpoint and recovery
• Dead letter handling strategy
• Error notification patterns

Module 6: TIBCO EMS

• TIBCO Enterprise Message Service architecture
• Queues and topics: creation and management
• BW6 JMS activities with EMS
• Durable subscriptions
• EMS clustering and failover
• Security: user roles and SSL

Module 7: Deployment & Administration

• TEA (TIBCO Enterprise Administrator): BW deployment
• AppSpace and AppNode management
• Docker-based BW6 deployment
• TIBCO ActiveSpaces for caching
• Monitoring: TEA dashboard and logging
• BW6 scaling: horizontal and vertical

Module 8: Cloud & Modernisation

• TIBCO Cloud Integration overview
• BusinessWorks Container Edition on Kubernetes
• Microservices with BW6
• REST API implementation with BW6
• Migration BW5 to BW6 patterns
• Career in TIBCO integration development

Our integration middleware instructors are enterprise integration architects with hands-on experience deploying IBM MQ, TIBCO BusinessWorks, and IBM App Connect in large-scale financial services, telecoms, and government environments. They bring messaging infrastructure knowledge and enterprise service bus design experience that goes far beyond simple tutorials.