Apache Geronimo JNDI naming and Java resource connection pools, Part 2: Using Java Message Services
Added 31 Jul 2008
The Java Naming
and Directory Interface (JNDI) is an application programming interface
(API), or library, that provides applications with methods to associate
names with objects and look up those objects in a directory based on
their names. This article, the second installment in this series, shows
you how Apache Geronimo, JNDI, and Java Message Service (JMS) resource
groups interrelate. Plus you'll learn how to build a JMS resource
connection and access it in a simple Geronimo application using JNDI.
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Manipulate Web services messages using the service integration bus, Part 2: Mediations and the SIBus
This second article demonstrates the mediations programming model as a mechanism for users of the SIBus to manipulate in-flight Web services messages.
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This second article demonstrates the mediations programming model as a mechanism for users of the SIBus to manipulate in-flight Web services messages.
Keep JMS simple with Spring and MantaRay
Java Platform, Enterprise Edition is complex and cumbersome. Using lightweight frameworks is a new trend, as illustrated by the popularity of Spring, a lightweight application framework. This article describes how to integrate Spring with MantaRay, a lightweight messaging solution, to create a distributed, easy-to-use-and-deploy application framework.
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Java Platform, Enterprise Edition is complex and cumbersome. Using lightweight frameworks is a new trend, as illustrated by the popularity of Spring, a lightweight application framework. This article describes how to integrate Spring with MantaRay, a lightweight messaging solution, to create a distributed, easy-to-use-and-deploy application framework.
The Geronimo renegade: Apache Geronimo's JMS implementation: ActiveMQ
We've been talking a lot about clustering here in The Geronimo renegade column. But what about messaging, which makes all that clustering possible? Geronimo includes ActiveMQ, an implementation of Java Message Service (JMS) that was created in response to the needs of the project. In this article, we talk to ActiveMQ cofounder James Strachan about ActiveMQ, messaging, and the future of messaging-heavy applications.
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We've been talking a lot about clustering here in The Geronimo renegade column. But what about messaging, which makes all that clustering possible? Geronimo includes ActiveMQ, an implementation of Java Message Service (JMS) that was created in response to the needs of the project. In this article, we talk to ActiveMQ cofounder James Strachan about ActiveMQ, messaging, and the future of messaging-heavy applications.
Understanding Service Oriented Architecture
David Walend cuts through the SOA hype by defining the traits that epitomize service oriented architectures, and spells out what they can do for you.
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David Walend cuts through the SOA hype by defining the traits that epitomize service oriented architectures, and spells out what they can do for you.
Asynchronous Messaging Made Easy With Spring JMS
Srini Penchikala looks at SpringJMS, which provides an inversion-of-control driven asynchronous messaging framework without the administrative hassles of typical JMS.
Srini Penchikala looks at SpringJMS, which provides an inversion-of-control driven asynchronous messaging framework without the administrative hassles of typical JMS.