Java message service [creating distributed enterprise applications ; updated for JMS 1.1]

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Hauptverfasser: Richards, Mark 1955- (VerfasserIn), Monson-Haefel, Richard (VerfasserIn), Chappell, David A. (VerfasserIn)
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adam_text Titel: Java Message Service Autor: Richards, Mark Jahr: 2009 Table of Contents Foreword xi Preface xiii 1. Messaging Basics 1 The Advantages of Messaging 3 Heterogeneous Integration 3 Reduce System Bottlenecks 3 Increase Scalability 4 Increase End User Productivity 4 Architecture Flexibility and Agility 5 Enterprise Messaging 5 Centralized Architectures 7 Decentralized Architectures 7 Hybrid Architectures 8 Centralized Architecture As a Model 8 Messaging Models 9 Point-to-Point 10 Publish-and-Subscribe 10 JMSAPI 11 Point-to-Point API 13 Publish-and-Subscribe API 14 Real-World Scenarios 14 Service-Oriented Architecture 15 Event-Driven Architecture 16 Heterogeneous Platform Integration 16 Enterprise Application Integration 17 Business-to-Business 17 Geographic Dispersion 18 Information Broadcasting 18 Building Dynamic Systems 18 RPC Versus Asynchronous Messaging 21 Tightly Coupled RPC 21 Enterprise Messaging 23 2. Developing a Simple Example 25 The Chat Application 25 Getting Started with the Chat Example 28 Examining the Source Code 30 Sessions and Threading 39 3. Anatomy of a JMS Message 41 Headers 42 Automatically Assigned Headers 43 Developer-Assigned Headers 46 Properties 47 Application-Specific Properties 47 JMS-Defined Properties 49 Provider-Specific Properties 50 Message Types 50 Message 50 TextMessage 51 ObjectMessage 52 BytesMessage 53 StreamMessage 56 MapMessage 58 Read-Only Messages 60 Client-Acknowledged Messages 61 Interoperability and Portability of Messages 61 4. Point-to-Point Messaging 63 Point-to-Point Overview 63 When to Use Point-to-Point Messaging 66 The QBorrower and QLender Application 67 Configuring and Running the Application 67 The QBorrower Class 69 The QLender Class 76 Message Correlation 81 Dynamic Versus Administered Queues 83 Load Balancing Using Multiple Receivers 84 Examining a Queue 85 5. Publish-and-Subscribe Messaging 87 Publish-and-Subscribe Overview 87 When to Use Publish-and-Subscribe Messaging 89 The TBorrower and TLender Application 90 Configuring and Running the Application 90 The TLender Class 92 The TBorrower Class 96 Durable Versus Nondurable Subscribers 100 Dynamic Versus Administered Subscribers 101 Unsubscribing Dynamic Durable Subscribers 104 Temporary Topics 104 6. Message Filtering 107 Message Selectors 109 Identifiers 110 Literals 111 Comparison Operators 111 Arithmetic Operators 113 Declaring a Message Selector 114 Message Selector Examples 116 Managing Claims in an HMO 116 Notification of Certain Bids on Inventory 116 Priority Handling 116 Stock Trade Order Auditing 117 Not Delivered Semantics 117 Design Considerations 118 7. Guaranteed Messaging and Transactions 125 Guaranteed Messaging 125 Message Autonomy 126 Store-and-Forward Messaging 126 Message Acknowledgments and Failure Conditions 126 Message Acknowledgments 12 AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE 127 DUPS_OK_ACKNOWLEDGE 132 CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE 132 Message Groups and Acknowledgment 133 Handling Redelivery of Messages in an Application 134 Message Groups Example 134 Message Grouping and Multiple Receivers 143 Transacted Messages Creating and Using a JMS Transaction 147 Transacted Session Example I47 Distributed Transactions Lost Connections The ExceptionListener Example 152 Dead Message Queues 153 8. Java EEand Message-Driven Beans 155 Java EE Overview 155 Enterprise JavaBeans 1-56 Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0 (EJB3) Overview 157 Simplified Bean Development 158 Dependency Injection 158 Simplified Callback Methods 159 Programmatic Defaults 159 Interceptors 160 Java Persistence API 162 JMS Resources in Java EE 162 The JNDI Environment Naming Context (ENC) 164 Message-Driven Beans 166 Concurrent Processing and Scalability 168 Defining Message-Driven Beans 168 Message-Driven Bean Use Cases 171 Message Facade 171 Transformation and Routing 173 9. SpringandJMS 177 Spring Messaging Architecture 177 JmsTemplate Overview 180 Send Methods 181 convertAndSend Methods 181 receive and receiveSelected Methods 182 receiveAndConvert Methods 183 Connection Factories and JMS Destinations 184 Using JNDI 184 Using Native Classes 187 Sending Messages 189 Using the send Method 190 Using the convertAndSend Method 191 Using a Nondefault JMS Destination 193 Receiving Messages Synchronously 195 Message-Driven POJOs 198 The Spring Message Listener Container 198 MDP Option 1: Using the MessageListener Interface 199 MDP Option 2: Using the SessionAwareMessageListener Interface 201 MDP Option 3: Using the MessageListenerAdapter 202 Message Conversion Limitations 207 The Spring JMS Namespace 208 jms:listener-container Element Properties 209 jms:listener Element Properties 211 10. Deployment Considerations 213 Performance, Scalability, and Reliability 213 Determining Message Throughput Requirements 213 Testing the Real-World Scenario 214 To Multicast or Not to Multicast 217 TCP/IP 218 UDP 218 IP Multicast 218 Messaging Over IP Multicast 219 The Bottom Line 221 Security 222 Authentication 222 Authorization 223 Secure Communication 224 Firewalls and HTTP Tunneling 224 Connecting to the Outside World 225 Bridging to Other Messaging Systems 227 11. Messaging Design Considerations 229 Internal Versus External Destination 229 Internal Destination Topology 230 External Destination Topology 231 Request/Reply Messaging Design 232 Messaging Design Anti-Patterns 236 Single-Purpose Queue 236 Message Priority Overuse 240 Message Header Misuse 240 A. The Java Message Service API 245 B. Message Headers 265 C. Message Properties 277 D. Installing and Configuring ActiveMQ 285 Index 291
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