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Java Web Services in a Nutshell
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Java Web Services in a Nutshell

by Kim Topley
June 2003
Intermediate to advanced
672 pages
23h 48m
English
O'Reilly Media, Inc.
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Name

Package javax.xml.messaging

Synopsis

The javax.xml.messaging package contains the classes and interfaces that make up the Java API for XML-based Messaging (JAXM). JAXM is a software layer above SAAJ that provides the same access to the low-level features of SOAP messaging and adds the following features:

Asynchronous message transmission

Whereas a SAAJ client blocks after sending a message until the server sends a response, JAXM clients resume execution shortly after the message is sent. In fact, JAXM does not recognize the concept of request-response messaging, viewing these instead as the transmission and receipt of two independent messages.

More reliable delivery

If the intended recipient of a SOAP message is not active or not reachable when a SAAJ client transmits it, the message is not delivered and the application is responsible for error recovery. By contrast, messages sent by JAXM clients are resent a configurable number of times before being considered undeliverable. As a consequence of this, a JAXM receiver may receive messages that were sent to it while it was inactive.

Profiles

JAXM implementations may support one or more industry-standard profiles that represent agreed ways to construct SOAP messages. Application code is required to specify the profile to be used and supply the values to be included in the message, but the JAXM implementation is responsible for ensuring that the message is constructed as required by the profile.

JAXM provides these features by interposing ...

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