The JMS API on Two-Tier Web Applications
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- Introduction to The Architecture
- JMS and the Web
- A Sample Application Using JMS Through a Web Client
- A Producer Web Client Application
- A Consumer Web Client Application
- Conclusion
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Java Enterprise applications expert Levent Erdogan explains how you can use the JMS API on web applications utilizing JSP technology. Learn source code for sending, receiving, and running applications; then review the application results.
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Introduction to The Architecture
A web component for Java-based applications is either a Java servlet or a JavaServer Page (JSP). These key Java technologies can be combined with JMS technology to develop stand-alone or enterprise applications. Using JMS with a web component means sending a message to a destination or receiving a message from a destination through a web client using either a Java servlet or a JSP. In this article, I discuss the combined use of the JMS API and a web component for a two-tier architecture.
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