Spring provides first-class support for JMS, enabling applications integration using standard based messaging. In this post, we will build Spring 4 MVC application communicating with another Spring-based application, using JMS through Apache ActiveMQ. For a general introduction on JMS itself, please refer to post Spring 4 + JMS+ActiveMQ Annoataion based Example. We will try to…
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Spring 4+JMS+ActiveMQ example with @JmsListener & @EnableJms
In the previous post over Spring with JMS, we have seen how applications can communicate among each other using JMS, leveraging Spring’s support for JMS. This post goes a step further, and shows an alternative to javax.jms.MessageListener which allows us to create MessageListeners using plain POJO’s, thanks to Spring’s very own @JmsListener, used in combination…
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Java Messaging Service (JMS) is all about applications communicating using standard based messaging. With JMS, applications communicates with each other by sending and receiving messages. Spring provides first-class support for application integration using JMS. In this tutorial series, we will explore various ways Spring helps us simplify the JMS integration by abstracting all the complexities…
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