How to Use JMS with PHP
Added 31 Jul 2008
JMS (Java Messaging Service) is an interface
implemented by most J2EE containers in order to provide point-to-point
queuing and topic-based (publish/subscribe) functionality. JMS is
frequently used by enterprise and back-end applications for distributed
communication and collaboration. PHP is a powerful scripting language
popular for use with Apache's CGI facility. Although efforts are being
made to develop PHP as a back-end scripting language, its use is still
very much confined to front-end applications. Combining the strengths
of PHP--easy and fast web development, and compatibility with many
types of databases--with those of JMS, which is the standard for
communication with back-end enterprise applications, creates a powerful
and easy-to-use tool for both Java and PHP developers.