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Chapter 12. Extended messaging
Asynchronous messaging patterns are an important part of the J2EE
applications programming model. These patterns provide for "loose coupling"
between applications and are useful for process flows, parallel processing,
time-independent processing, and event-driven processing.
Extended messaging extends the base JMS support, support for EJB 2.0
Message-Driven beans, and the Enterprise Java Bean (EJB) component model,
to use the existing container-managed persistence and transactional behavior.
In addition to providing such container-managed messaging, extended
messaging ...