Building Reliable Applications with the Java Message Service
Pluralsight
Course Summary
Java Message Service (JMS) is the Java Enterprise API that's used to send and receive messages. This course teaches you the basics of using JMS covering point-to-point messages, queues, transactions, and message driven beans.
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Course Description
At the heart of developing an enterprise application is messaging, and if you're using Java that means the Java Message Service (JMS). JMS is an API that provides a common interface to messaging systems, such as IBMs WebSphere MQ and Apache MQ. In this course, Building Reliable Applications with the Java Message Service, you'll learn how to write messaging applications with JMS. First, you'll explore both point-to-point and topic based messaging with JMS. Next, you'll dive into JMS transactions, and how you can use these to provide reliable messaging. Finally, you'll discover message persistence and priority, and how and where these can be used. When you're finished with this course, you'll have a solid understanding of what JMS is and how it can be used in practice.
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Course Syllabus
Course Overview- 1m 18s
—Overview 1m 18sIntroduction to JMS- 14m 2s
—Introduction 5m 12s
—Installing Glassfish 3m 47s
—Point-to-point, and Publish and Subscribe 4m 17s
—Summary 0m 44sInitializing JMS and Sending the First Messages- 24m 32sUsing Point-to-point Messaging to Send Messages Directly to Consumers- 26m 49sBroadcasting Messages with Publish and Subscribe- 16m 41sUnderstanding Transactions and Acknowledgments- 9m 50sDelivering Messages Reliably with Transactions- 15m 26sIntegrating Messaging with EJB- 21m 26s
