In the publish-subscribe messaging system, each message has multiple consumers. Topics are based on a publish subscribe messaging model where each message is broadcast to multiple subscribers who are listening to the topic. Key feature of Publish Subscribe messaging model When to use publisher subscribe messaging model The publish-subscribe messaging model should be used when… Read More »
In a point to point messaging model, each message has one producer and one consumer. Queues are based on a point-to-point messaging model where messages are sent to queues and each message has only one producer and one consumer. In queue, messages are guaranteed to be delivered to only one consumer. In the point-to-point messaging… Read More »
What is Java Messaging Service (JMS)? The Java Message Service (JMS) is a messaging standard (API) that allows Java applications to create, send, and receive messages asynchronously and reliably. It provides a common interface for different messaging providers, promoting loose coupling between clients and systems. This guide simplifies JMS core concepts with practical examples. Why… Read More »