Introduction to JMS

A Java API that acts as an interface between applications to create, send, receive, and read messages between them

• JMS

• XML

• XSD

• XSLT

Java Message Service is developed by Oracle as a part of Java Platform Enterprise Edition

• TRUE

• FALSE

JMS is a messaging service that provides _________ and _____________ communication between Java-based applications and software components to implement the messaging system

• Liable and Tangible

• Reliable and Robust

• Reliable and Asynchronous

• Robust and Synchronous

JMS API provides interfaces to communicate with Java programs and defines messaging protocols for Java language.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The application that has been developed using JMS API cannot be deployed on any JMS provider software like activeMQ

• TRUE

• FALSE

This is a method of communication between software components or applications

• Messaging

• Asnchronous

• Synchronous

• API

loosely coupled communication means _________________.

• components not to depend on other components’ interfaces, so that components can be easily replaced.

• messaging client connects to a messaging agent that provides facilities for creating, sending, receiving and reading messages

• messaging client can send mail to and receive messages from any other client.

• components depend on other components’ interfaces, so that components cannot be easily replaced.

JMS API element which is it is commonly known as JMS Producer or Publisher, which drive messages to the destination system.

• JMS clients

• Messages

• JMS provider

• JMS Sender

• JMS Receiver

JMS API element which is it is commonly known as also known a MOM (Message Oriented Middleware)

• JMS clients

• Messages

• JMS provider

• JMS Sender

• JMS Receiver

JMS API element which include the data exchanged between JMS clients

• JMS clients

• Messages

• JMS provider

• JMS Sender

• JMS Receiver