Conclusion
Message-driven EJBs provide an easy and effective means to integrate messaging into a J2EE application. They are commonly used to perform back-end work asynchronously. Message-driven beans can take advantage of the EJB container's concurrency, security, and transaction support. This allows the bean writer to concentrate on writing the business logic without needing to develop the infrastructure code for a JMS listener.
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