Enterprise Messaging Using JMS and IBM WebSphere

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Prentice Hall Professional, 2004 - Computers - 330 pages
In this comprhensive guide, a real-world perspective is offered on building messaging solutions based on JMS and the leading messaging provider, IBM WebSphere Application Server. Key coverage is given on WebSphere MQ, Event Broker, JMS administrations tasks, and common usage scenarios. Yusuf gives details of the JMS API, covering the latest version 1.1, and discussing application development based on IBM WebSphere implementations. 2/04.
 

Contents

Messaging Architecture
5
Summary
13
Messaging Domains
19
JMS Messages
25
JMS Message Structure
41
Using the JMS Message Interface
50
Summary
56
PublishSubscribe Interface
72
WebSphere MQ JMS Provider
122
Creating Administered Objects
141
JMS Implementation Scenarios
147
Implementing PublishSubscribe
184
Communicating with NonJMS Clients
202
Securing JMS Communications
213
Summary
239
Enterprise Deployment
241

Handling JMS Exceptions
79
Summary
86
WebSphere MQ
92
WebSphere MQ Everyplace
100
WebSphere Application Server
108
IBM JMSAdministered Objects
115
JNDI Namespace Provider
251
Appendix B Implementing XA Global Transactions
259
Implementing PublishSubscribe II
289
Resources
315
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KAREEM YUSUF, IBM Technical Sales Professional, has technical leadership responsibilities for JMS and IBM WebSphere customer implementations. He previously served as Technical Team Lead for WebSphere MQ JMS in IBM's WebSphere MQ Technical Support (Service) Organization at Hursley, UK. He has been working with WebSphere, JMS, and related enterprise messaging technologies since 1998.

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