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Brief overview of JSR 343: JavaTM Message Service 2.0
This is a brief overview of the JSR 343 which is the the new specification for the JMS 2.0 API.
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JMS Over HTTP using OpenMQ (Sun Java System Message Queue and HTTP tunneling)
You may have already faced situation when you need to have messaging capabilities in your application while your client application runs in an environment which you have no control over its network configuration and restrictions. Such situation lead to the fact that you can not use JMS communication over designated ports like 7676 and so. [...]
Jun 19th, 2009 | Filed under Architecture, GlassFish, How To, Java, Java EE, Java SE, Learning, Open Source -
A scenario based tutorial about using NetBeans BPEL, JBI and Web service developemt features
May 11th, 2007 | Filed under Architecture, GlassFish, How To, Java EE, Learning, NetBeans, Open Source, Web Services, XML -
Step by Step toward a jms sample in NetBeans and yes GlassFish. part 2 : Remote Client
In previous part you saw that how easy is to make an MDB to consume messages and a jsp/Servlet Front End to send message to a queue.in this part i will show you how you can send message to a queue from a remote j2se client. you should know that in jms sending and reciving [...]
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Step by Step toward a jms sample in NetBeans and yes GlassFish
Java EE 5 brings many ease of use in EJB development world and certainly it is one of biggest step ahead in java EE land.NetBeans 5.5 is another big step toward making development on top Java EE some easier. NetBeans is a very easy to learn and use because it does not bring many stuff [...]
