The Java Message Service is fast becoming a viable communications mechanism for doing business-to-business communications over the Internet in a secure, and reliable fashion. JMS is also becoming a required component of the J2EE platform specification. This in-depth technical session will make you an expert on JMS in a matter of a few hours. This hands-on tutorial will cover the basic concepts of Message Oriented Middleware (MOM), an introduction to the JMS API_s and message delivery semantics. Advanced topics such as JMS message acknowledgements, transactions, integration with the Application Servers including the EJB 2.0 MessageDrivenBean will also be covered.

In this hands-on session you will learn

• An introduction to the JMS APIs
• Building real live examples, based on the examples in The Java Message Service book.
• The publish-and-subscribe and point-to-point queuing models
• Asynchronous messaging concepts and synchronous request/reply
• JMS message delivery semantics including:
  • Message persistence
  • Store and forward messaging
  • Message Acknowledgement modes
  • JMS Transactions
  • Failure scenarios, recovery, and message redelivery
  • EJB srver integration including the EJB2.0 MessageDrivenBean Deployment considerations, including server clustering, security, and HTTP tunneling.