Chapter 9. Messaging

Introduction

Messaging has been adopted across the industry to achieve reliable asynchronous communication. If a company is already using some sort of Message Oriented Middleware (MOM), the messaging semantic and its benefits may be fairly familiar. A MOM decouples the sender from the receiver of the message and, at the same time, provides a robust data transport mechanism. The main interoperability constraint with various MOM solutions is that the messaging semantics of the middleware is tied to a specific format such as the Java Messaging Service, Microsoft Message Queue, or WS-Reliable Messaging. For instance, Java Message-Driven Beans enables the Java EE application to send and receive JMS-based messages. What happens ...

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