Writing a Message-Driven Bean
The task of writing a message-driven bean is simplified, in comparison to a JMS implementation, in that you only create a bean class. This message-driven bean does not have either a remote/local home or remote/local interface, but it is communicated to by a publisher via a message. The following tasks are required to build a message-driven bean:
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Create a class that implements the javax.ejb.MessageDrivenBean interface.
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Implement the javax.jms.MessageListener interface.
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Create a public constructor that contains no arguments.
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Implement the ejbCreate() method taking no arguments. This method should be declared as public. Its return type must be void, and it must declare any application exceptions. ... |
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