December 2017
Intermediate to advanced
468 pages
13h 12m
English
Service messaging provides a communication platform through which messages are transmitted and routed as independent units. It brings the efficient execution of loosely coupled service interactions and data exchanges.
Off the shelf, message-oriented middleware (MOM) queues are the best example of service messaging. MOM queues can have a single sender or receiver or multiple senders and receivers, and some applications even require to use of multiple Queues will help in decoupling discreet and distinct components of a system.
Most SOA implementations use MOM queues, and it is hard to find an SOA-compliant system without a messaging system.
The benefits of service messaging are as follows:
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