JMS let’s you send messages containing for example a String, array of bytes or a serializable Java object, from one program to another. It doesn’t however use a direct connection from program A to program B, instead the message is sent to a JMS provider and put there in a Queue where it waits until [...]
Simple guide to Java Message Service (JMS) using ActiveMQ
November 23, 2009 - Author: mironsadziak
Categories: messaging
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