Enterprise JMS Programming
- 5h 38m
- Shaun Terry
- John Wiley & Sons (US)
- 2002
Your Enterprise JMS Road Map
The J2EE Java Message Service provides a common API for a variety of publish/subscribe and point-to-point messaging products commonly used in high-performance enterprise environments. Message types supported include XML, Java objects, and a variety of other basic formats. Written by one of Sun's Senior Java Archietcts, this clear and concise guide shows you how to put JMS to work in mission-critical enterprise applications--and helps you stay at the forefront of enterprise computing trends, including peer-to-peer and loosely coupled application development. Robust examples and detailed coverage of advanced topics like JMS security and enterprise integration make this the most complete JMS reference available.
Put JMS to Work
- Use JMS to integrate aplications server, Internet, and legacy environments
- Enable loosely coupled applications to communicate with each other
- Learn how to evaluate JMS-based messaging products
- Build message-driven Enterprise JavaBeans
- Maximize JMS performance for mission-critical applications
- Learn system architectures for data distribution, workflow, Internet order-taking, and more
About the Author
Shaun Terry is a Senior Java Architect with the Sun Java Center, where he has helped a wide variety of small companies and large corporations such as Charles Schwab, Ford, NASDAQ, and Dow Jones design enterprise-class systems based on the latest Java and Internet technologies. His experience includes 15 years of system development, design, and architecture at Sun Microsystems and on Wall Street.
In this Book
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Enterprise JMS Programming
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Introducing JMS
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The JMS Message
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Sending Messages
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Receiving Messages
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Publish/Subscribe Messaging
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Point-to-Point Messaging
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Building Message-Driven Beans with EJB 2.0
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JMS Transactions
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Securing JMS
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Maximizing JMS Performance
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Administering JMS
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Sample Administration of Real JMS Products
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An Enterprise Real-Time Financial Trading System
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An Integrated Workflow System
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A High-Volume Extranet System
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An Internet Order-Taking System
