December 2000
Intermediate to advanced
240 pages
6h 9m
English
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Chapter 9. JMS Providers
This chapter provides an overview of the top six JMS providers today (IBM’s MQSeries, Progress’s SonicMQ , Fiorano’s FioranoMQ , Softwired’s iBus, Sun’s JMQ , BEA’s Weblogic), as well as one open source JMS provider (OpenJMS). It is important to note that not all enterprise messaging systems support JMS. Some of the largest MOM products still do not support JMS, namely Microsoft Message Queue (MSMQ) and Tibco. While the authors expect that Tibco will eventually support JMS, MSMQ is not expected to do so—Microsoft has never supported Java enterprise APIs.
Each product summary addresses the following five topics:
Product history
JMS version and operating systems supported
Architecture (centralized or distributed) and administration tools
Persistence mechanism and transactional support
Security (firewall tunneling, authentication, access control)
We have attempted to provide the version number for each product we discussed. Since new releases of these products will have additional features, we have also included a section on features expected for new versions along with all the product summaries.
Note
The term “JMS-compliant” is used throughout this chapter to indicate which version of JMS specification each provider claims to implement. It is important to note that Sun does not have any compatibility tests for JMS at this time, so there is no standard for verifying vendor’s claims of compatibility.
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