The document discusses Java Message Service (JMS) and the open-source message broker Apache ActiveMQ. It defines messaging and JMS, explaining that JMS allows asynchronous and loosely-coupled communication between clients. It outlines the core JMS components of producers, consumers, and a message oriented middleware broker. It also describes the point-to-point and publish/subscribe messaging models and gives an overview of how to use and monitor ActiveMQ.

1. Company: Framgia Vietnam
Presenter: Vu Nguyen Van
JMS and ActiveMQ
Saturday, July 6th 2013

2. Contents
● Introduction to JMS
– What is Messaging?
– What is JMS?
– Type of Messaging Model
● Introduction to ActiveMQ
– What is ActiveMQ
– How to use ActiveMQ
– How to monitoring in ActiveMQ
● Demo
● Reference

3. What is Messaging?
● Messaging is communication between
system components or different
applications.
● The advantages of messaging include the
ability to integrate different platforms,
reduce system bottlenecks, increase
scalability and reliability of message
delivery.

4. What is JMS?
● JMS = Java Message Service
● JMS is all about sending and receiving
messages between two or more clients.
● JMS API enables communication that is
loosely coupled and messaging that is
asynchronous in nature.

5. A JMS Application consists of the
following components

6. Producer and Consumer
● JMS clients: Java applications that
produce or receive messages.
– JMS Producer / Publisher: A JMS client
that creates and sends messages.
– JMS Consumer/ Subscriber: A JMS
client that receives messages.

7. MS Brocker (MOM)
● MOM is a component that helps in
message communication between two
systems connected across network.
● MOM ensures asynchronous form of
communication, supports reliable
message delivery and transaction control.

8. Some MOMs
MOM Service Provider
Products
Company
Weblogic Oracle
MQSeries IBM
JBOSSMQ JBOSS
SoniqMQ Progress
TIBCO EMS TIBCO
ActiveMQ Apache

9. Types of messaging model in JMS
● Point to Point.
● Publisher/ Subscriber

10. Point to Point messaging model in JMS

11. Pub/Sub messaging model in JMS

12. What is ActiveMQ
● An open-source message broker.
● Generally stable and high-performance
● Can be run standalone, or inside another
process, app server, or Java EE
application.
● Supports everything JMS requires, plus
various extensions.

13. How to use ActiveMQ
● Install ActiveMQ
● Write sender application
● Write receiver application

14. How to monitoring ActiveMQ

15. Demo

16. Reference
● Apache home
http://activemq.apache.org
● ActiveMQ in action
http://www.manning.com/snyder/snyder_meapch1.pdf
● Oracle docs
http://docs.oracle.com/javaee/1.3/jms/tutorial/1_3_1-
fcs/doc/jms_tutorialTOC.html
● Introduction JMS by Mainak Goswami
http://architects.dzone.com/articles/introduction-jms
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