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Java Messaging Service

Parth Sarathi Nayak

Technical Seminar Report On

JAVA MESSAGING SERVICE

under the guidance of

Mr. Indraneel Mukhopadhyay

BYParth Sarathi Nayak IT200118074


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INTRODUCTION

JMS is a set of Java interfaces and associatedsemantics (APIs) that define how a JMSclient accesses the facilities of a messagingsystem

Supports message production, distribution,delivery

Supported message delivery semantics

Two messaging models

Point-to-Point (reliable queue)

Publish/Subscribe

Message selectors (on the receiver side)


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JMS Domains (Messaging Styles)

JMS Point-to-Point (destination is Queue)

Messages on a queue can be persistent ornon-persistent

Point to point messaging


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JMS Domains (Messaging Styles)

JMS Publish/Subscribe (destination is Topic)

Non-durable: messages are receivedimmediately or not at all

Durable: messages are stored for subscribersthat are inactive


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Building blocks of JMS Architecture

JMS Provider

JMS Connection

Message Body Interface

JMS Session

Message

Message Producer

Message Consumer

Message Connection Factory

Message Destination


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Message

Header

Properties

Body

Message Body Interfaces such as StreamMessage,

MapMessage, TextMessage, ObjectMessage, BytesMessage.


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Relationship of P2P and PUB/SUB

JMS Parent Publish-Subscribe

Domain

Point to Point

Domain

Destination Topic Queue

ConnectionFactory Topic

ConnectionFactory

Queue

ConnectionFactory

Connection Topic Connection QueueConnection

Session TopicSession TopicSession

MessageProducer TopicPublisher QueueSender

MessageConsumer TopicSubscriber QueueReceiver,

QueueBrowser


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BUILDING JMS SENDER APPLICATION

Get ConnectionFactory and Destination object(Topic or

Queue) through JNDI

Create a Connection

Create a Session to send/receive messages

Create a MessageProducer (TopicPublisher or

QueueSender) Start Connection

Send (publish) messages

Close Session and Connection


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Get ConnectionFactory and Destination object(Topic or Queue)

through JNDI

Create a Connection


Create MessageConsumer(TopicSubscriber orQueueReceiver)

Register MessageListener for non-blocking mode

Start Connection


BUILDING JMS RECEIVER APPLICATION(non blocking)


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BUILDING JMS RECEIVER APPLICATION (blocking)

Get ConnectionFactory and Destination object (Topic or

Queue)

through JNDI

Create a Connection


Create a MessageConsumer

Start Connection

Receive message




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4 Acknowledgment Types in JMS

Acknowledgment by commit Only type allowed in a transactional messaging

Auto acknowledgment (AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE)

Message is acknowledged upon successful return from

MessageConsumer.receive() or MessageListener.onMessage()

Client acknowledgment (CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE)

Client calls acknowledge() method of Message object

Early acknowledgment. (DUPS_OK_ACKNOWLEDGE)

Messaging system acknowledges messages as soon as they are

available for consumers



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Overview



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Sun J2EE v1.3 Tibco Enterprise for JMS

SmartSockets for JMS

JMS Courier

IBM WebSphere MQ

SonicMQ

FioranoMQ

iBus//Mobile SpiritWave

WebLogic

XtremeSG

Products with JMS support


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Messaging Features Not Defined in JMS (No APIs)

Encryption

JMS spec assumes messaging systemhandles

Access control

JMS spec assumes messaging system

handlesLoad balancing

Administration of queues and topics


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CONCLUSION

This work consisted of evaluating a new topic that has arrived

among the MOM products the Java Message Service

phenomena. Its a API meant to represent a easy-to understand

standard for MOM products to use for accessing theirmessaging services. Since there are a lot of different MOM

products, each having their own functionality of use, its un-

flexible to change between different MOM software. JMS tries

to level out these differences and give all MOM products a

general API.


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THANK YOU

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