JMS API Support

Added by Uri Cohen, last edited by Uri Cohen on Jun 28, 2009 (view change)

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Section Summary: GigaSpaces allows applications to use the space as a messaging hub. Applications use JMS to create topics and queues as usual; these are transparently translated into space Entries.

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Section Contents

JMS - Basics
- JMS Messages in GigaSpaces — JMS messages implementation; supported and unsupported message types; message compression; accessing JMS messages via space API.
- JMS-Space Interoperability — Creating JMS messages with the space API; reading/taking JMS messages with the space API; using JMS API with the MessageConverter to send custom POJOs to the space.
- JMS Administration API
- Using JMS with OpenSpaces Example — Including a JMS feeder in a processing unit using Spring JmsTemplate, and using the JMS message converter to send POJOs to the space, using the JMS API.
JMS - Advanced
- JMS Failover — JMS behavior during failover, How to recover JMS applications from failovers.
- JMS Transactions in GigaSpaces — Using local and distributed transactions with the JMS implementation.
- JMS User Security — Obtaining connections using client authentication.
- Browsing JMS Queues — Using the QueueBrowser to examine messages in a queue without deleting them.
- JMS Known Issues and Limitations — Open issues, unsupported features, and limitations in GigaSpaces XAP 6.0.
- Using GigaSpaces JMS Without Changing the Classpath — Using GigaSpaces JMS without having to include GigaSpaces JAR files in the classpath.

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