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What is the Role of the JMS Provider? |
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What is publish/subscribe messaging? |
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How to create a durable subsriber ?
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What encryption options are there for sending messages through JMS? |
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what is the use of JMS?In which situations we are using JMS?Can we send message from one server to another |
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Explain about Connection factory interface? |
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What is JMS administered object ?
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Where can I find a JMS API discussion group? |
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What is the recoverability of messages for closed consumers? |
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What is the difference between queue and topic |
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Explain about point to point? |
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What are the types of messaging? |
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Why should developers use the Java Message Service? |
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What JDK release does the JMS API need? |
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What is the point-to-point model in JMS? |
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According to Section 3.4 of the JMS Specification, a client can effectively set only three of the message header fields. All the others are set either by the JMS provider or by the send or publish method. Why do all the fields have a setter method, when any client setting will be overridden when the message is sent or when the JMS provider delivers it? Wouldn't it make sense to allow only getter methods for most of the fields? |
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What is the difference between durable and non-durable subscriptions? |
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What Is the JMS API? |
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What is the Java Message Service? |
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Why doesn't the JMS API provide subscription notification? If it were possible for a publisher to detect when subscribers for a topic existed, it could inhibit publication on unsubscribed topics. |
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