1. 1 Nov 29, 2005 JMS Aino Andriessen

2. 2 Nov 29, 2005 Messaging a-synchrone communicatie Publish-Subscribe Messaging Point-To-Point Messaging

3. 3 Nov 29, 2005 Point to Point Queue

4. 4 Nov 29, 2005 Publish - Subscribe Topic (non) durable

5. 5 Nov 29, 2005 JMS javax.jms verzameling interfaces  Connection  Session  MessageListener  MessageConsumer en Producer  Queue  Topic Implementatie is dus nodig  IBM MQ,Tibco,Sonic, ActiveMQ, Oracle AQ,... Vaak als EJB  Message Driven Bean (MDB)

6. 6 Nov 29, 2005 Architectuur

7. 7 Nov 29, 2005 JMS - Primary features The primary features of JMS are as follows: Connection Factories are used in JMS to create connections to a specific JMS provider. In JMS, both Publish-Subscribe Messaging and Point-To-Point are implemented and defined by separate interfaces so that a Provider does not have to support both. JMS defines the concept of a Topic or a Queue as the target for a Message. Topics are used for Publish-Subscribe Messaging. Queues are used for Point-to-Point Messaging. The Providers’ code is defined by interfaces in JMS, freeing the implementation from the limitations of subclassing. JMS provides support for distributed transactions.

8. 8 Nov 29, 2005 Demo Laptop Suse VM TEST.FOO ActiveMQ (14-318-962:61616) consumer producer jms api jms api Message Listener

9. 9 Nov 29, 2005 'poor man messaging' java.util.Queue

10. 10 Nov 29, 2005 More info http://java.sun.com/products/jms/tutorial/ http://my.execpc.com/~gopalan/jms/jms.html http://www.javaskyline.com/learnjms.html