Q&A
| Q1: | How is JNDI used to help make JMS applications more portable? |
| A1: | JMS depends on two administered objects: Destination and ConnectionFactory. They are created by the JMS provider administrator, and registered in the JNDI namespace. Later, JMS clients look up the named object in the JNDI and instantiate a resource. This separation between the JMS provider specifics and the JMS API helps make your enterprise application more portable. |
| Q2: | What messaging models are supported by JMS? |
| A2: | Point-to-point (PTP) messaging and publish-and-subscribe (Pub/Sub) messaging. |
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