The Java Message Service (JMS) was announced in June 2001 with version 1.0.2b. It’s another solution for sending messaging between two or more clients. It was considered part of a Message Oriented Middleware (MOM) group of technologies at that time. The idea was to provide an API for a recurrent problem, a producer-consumer use case that allowed loosely coupled, reliable, and asynchronous components in a distributed environment.
This chapter starts with a simple project that will help you understand how the JMS clients work and how to configure it with Spring Boot. Then we are going ...
