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Java Messaging Service overview

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Java Messaging Service overview

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- [Instructor] The Java Messaging Service, or JMS, has been a part of Java EE since version 1.2, so it's been a part of the platform for a while. The introduction of JMS version 2.0 simplified the JMS API, making it much easier to work with the messaging technology. Messaging is a common integration pattern used by Java applications, and there are many middle-tier messaging service implementations. The JMS API provides a common approach and schemantics for Java applications that use messaging. It also defines roles for messaging services, known as JMS providers. The messaging concepts in JMS can be applied by developers to use multiple JMS providers without specific knowledge of each of them. Within JMS we'll find support for two styles of messaging, point-to-point and publish subscribe. Let's dive into the details of these two styles. If we look at the point-to-point messaging style, you will see that it starts with the JMS…

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