Java Message Service

Goals

Understand messaging and how it fits in the enterprise.
Interact with Message-Oriented Middleware (MOM) using the JMS API.
Create Java-based message producers and consumers.
Understand the distinction between Publish/Subscribe (pub/sub) and Point-To-Point (p2p) messaging models and how to use them.
Understand the distinction between synchronous and asynchronous messaging and how to apply each in messaging clients.
Use JMS in the Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE)

Audience

Software developers with Java experience wishing to integrate Java messaging applications with message-oriented middleware.

Duration

2 days

Prerequisites

Completion of "Intermediate Java Programming" or equivalent experience.

Messaging Overview and Concepts
Introduction to JMS
Introduction to JNDI
JMS API Part 1: Connections, Exceptions, Destinations, Sessions
JMS API Part 2: Producers and Consumers, asynchronous vs. synchronous messaging
JMS API Part 3: Messages
Guaranteed Messaging
Transactions
Miscellaneous Topics
J2EE and JMS: Message-Driven EJBs
Best Practices & Patterns

Format

Lecture and programming exercises

Schedule

Course	Location	Begin Date	End Date	Time	Hours	Register
Java Message Service	St. Louis	Jul 15, 2008	Jul 24, 2008	T/Th, 5:30-8:30pm	12	CAIT