November 2003
Intermediate to advanced
1488 pages
36h 35m
English
The core architecture behind JMS is depicted in Figure 12.5. Here we see that JNDI is used to create an initial context to a JMS connection factory that is then used to create connections to JMS-based service providers. Given a JMS connection, a particular session context can be retrieved to create message producers and message consumers. Messages sent from a producer to a consumer are associated with a particular endpoint destination. At the consumer end of a messaging session, filtering of messages can be achieved using a message selector String.

Figure 12.6 depicts ...
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