Designing Reliable Messaging Clients
JMS applications are loosely coupled components and modules that work together in a flexible manner. There are some design considerations that can enhance the reliability and the integrity of your JMS applications. The following sections discuss some of these:
Message persistence to guarantee message delivery
Acknowledgment, priority, and time-to-live
Transaction support
Temporary destination
Specifying Message Persistence
JMS supports two delivery modes for messages: persistent and non-persistent. The persistent delivery mode, which is the default, is based on guaranteed delivery. The JMS provider will take extra care to ensure that a message is not lost in case of a JMS provider failure. A message sent with ...
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