Chapter 10. Reliable Messaging
Since the early 1990s, the information technology (IT) community has leveraged reliable messaging as a means of mitigating the issues presented in the scenarios and the motivations covered in this chapter. The IT community has been using message queue technologies such as WebSphereMQ from IBM, SonicMQ from Sonic, and MSMQ from Microsoft, in addition to reliable publish/subscribe technologies such as Tibco Rendezvous. The Java Community Process (JCP) has developed the Java Message Service API (JMS) in an effort to unify the myriad application programming interfaces (APIs) to these proprietary environments for the Java platform. These entities have adapted many of these reliable messaging environments for use in a ...
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