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Using the Embedded Enterprise Bean Container. Getting Started Securing Web Applications. Getting Started Securing Enterprise Applications. Later sections cover more advanced concepts, including the ones you need in order to write applications that use message-driven beans. A JMS provider is a messaging system that implements the JMS interfaces and provides administrative and control features. JMS clients are the programs or components, written in the Java programming language, that produce and consume messages.
Messages are the objects that communicate information between JMS clients. Administered objects are preconfigured JMS objects created by an administrator for the use of clients.
Figure illustrates the way these parts interact. Administrative tools allow you to bind destinations and connection factories into a JNDI namespace. A JMS client can then use resource injection to access the administered objects in the namespace and then establish a logical connection to the same objects through the JMS provider.
The JMS specification provides a separate domain for each approach and defines compliance for each domain. A stand-alone JMS provider can implement one or both domains.
A Java EE provider must implement both domains. The following subsections describe the two messaging domains and the use of the common interfaces. A point-to-point PTP product or application is built on the concept of message queues , senders, and receivers.
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When client acknowledgment mode is used, a client may build up a large number of unacknowledged messages while attempting to process them.
This becomes an issue if a Provider error occurs just before or during message acknowledgment. For example, in which case the JMS Provider is unable to determine whether the consumer did not receive the message itself or if just the acknowledgment was lost.
More information: Processing Messages. You can define a JMS resources deployment descriptor jms-resources. When an application containing a JMS resource descriptor is deployed, the respective JMS resources are automatically created if they do not already exist.
If they do already exist for example they could have been deployed by another application or they could have been administratively created , they are just associated with the application. The JMS resources can be deployed either as standalone becoming global, that is, available to all applications , or as part of the resources of an application becoming local for this application. Local JMS resources are available only to the application that deploys them.
It is also possible to share a JMS resource between two or more applications: all applications define the respective resource with one and the same name, the resource is created during the deployment of the first application and then associated with the rest of the applications upon their deployment.
Such resources are called "shared". When an application containing a JMS resource descriptor is redeployed, the set of JMS resources defined in the descriptor is matched against the set of existing JMS resources. In case a resource does not exist, it is created; in case it exists and it is not shared, its properties are updated with the properties supplied in the descriptor if any and finally, in case there are resources that exist for this application but are no longer present in the descriptor, they are removed unless these resources are global or shared.
The last deployed resource can change the properties. We recommend that you make sure you are the only one who uses these resources; to do that you have to make them local. In this way, there are no collisions with the global resources. When an application containing a JMS resource descriptor is undeployed, the respective JMS resources are automatically removed, unless they are global or shared.
Obtain a connection factory via lookup or injection Via lookup Obtain the initial context Specify the connection and the security properties required to obtain the initial JNDI context. InitialContextFactoryImpl" ; properties. Note If you do not authenticate creating the connection, all subsequent JMS operations through this connection are done on behalf of the current thread's user. Note The session cannot be accessed concurrently from different threads according to the JMS specification.
Note We recommend using temporary destinations whenever your application design allows it. Note Messages must not be accessed concurrently from different threads according to the JMS specification. The header of a message consists of the following fields: JMSDestination The destination the message is sent to. JMSTimestamp The timestamp when the message was sent. JMSRedelivered If this field is set to true, this means that the message has been delivered in the past. JMSType The message type identifier.
JMSExpiration Contains the value that shows the expiration time of the message. JMSPriority Shows the priority of the message. Custom Properties Used optionally to define application-specific key-value pairs.
Body The message payload. Message Types There are several message types defined by the JMS specification that the applications can create and receive, all implementing the javax. Generic Message A message with no payload, consisting only of a message header and properties. Bytes Messages This type of message represents an array of bytes. This mechanism can lead to performance improvements, because multiple messages can be sent in a single API call without waiting for the acknowledgment for each message.
This is because multiple messages can be sent without batching in separate API calls without waiting for any confirmation from the server.
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