Messaging is a mechanism to create and exchange data/information/objects within/between applications. An application that generates some useful data can send it's messages (objects) to an agent and these messages (objects) can then be read from another application. JMS is a Java API that enables applications to be able to communicate with each other using the mechanism described above.
You can read more about JMS here.
In this article, we will see how you can quickly start using JMS using the Spring JMS framework. Spring provides template based APIs which greatly simplify the use of JMS. A lot of work is done behind the scenes which saves the developer time to concentrate on the business requirement.
We will take a look at the important Spring JMS classes and apis as we go through an example. So let's get started!
You can read more about JMS here.
In this article, we will see how you can quickly start using JMS using the Spring JMS framework. Spring provides template based APIs which greatly simplify the use of JMS. A lot of work is done behind the scenes which saves the developer time to concentrate on the business requirement.
We will take a look at the important Spring JMS classes and apis as we go through an example. So let's get started!
