I am reading the JEE5 tutorial for JMS. And I am having a hard time understanding the reason for this \'general rule\':
Is there any difference between an asynchronous JMS (开发者_Go百科Java Messaging Service) consumer vs an actual MDB (Message Driven Bean). The only difference I see is the MDB class
I have a JMS-based application that I am running in on Websphere 6.0, and am migrating to Websphere 7.Both Websphere servers are backed with a Websphere MQ 6.0 server.I receive the following exception
We have our clients in an extranet based 开发者_如何学Cenvironment that need to connect to our JMS queues. Should they be able to just lookup our queues and connectionFactories in the JNDI space.
Today if we build an application using the JMS API (using MDBs as message listeners, host it on lets say GlassFish or Weblogic 10) and 开发者_运维百科tomorrow lets say the traffic goes crazy, can we p
Thinking of a brand new application which will have the following architecture Dealers <--> Network <--> Issuers
I am looking to deploy & configure a Java EE application on weblogic with the following configuration
I do some heavy traitement atreception ofJMS message, withhigh risk of timeout. whole point of using JMS for me is to allow this kind of computation to be done asynchronisely. ( I dont want my other
I was wondering what is the difference between a JMS Queue and JMS Topic. ActiveMQ page says Topics In JMS a Topic implements publish and subscribe semantics. When you publish a message it goes t
I have a message dump (binary file) from the WebSphere MQ Broker. Is there any tool I can use to ope开发者_StackOverflow中文版n it and read message metadata (Message Descriptor, Message Header) i.e. V
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