Using a message-driven bean: Automatic message retrieval
WebSphere Application Server supports the use of MDBs as asynchronous message
consumers. Figure 13-18 shows an incoming message that is passed automatically to the
onMessage() method of an MDB that is deployed as a listener for the destination. The MDB
processes the message, in this case forwarding the message to a business logic bean for
business processing.
Figure 13-18 Using MDB as asynchronous messaging
MDBs can be configured as listener on JCA 1.5 resource adapter or against a listener port.
With JCA 1.5 resource adapters, MDBs can handle ...
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