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Creating Applications Using JMS

In Chapter 1 we described a messaging system for an imaginary company, BooksOnLine. In this chapter we consider the features of the Oracle JMS interface to AQ in the context of a sample application based on that scenario.

• A Sample Application

• General Features
  • JMS Connection and Session
    • Connection Factory

    • Connection

    • Session

  • JMS Destinations - Queue and Topic

  • System Level Access Control

  • Destination Level Access Control

  • Retention and Message History

  • Support for Oracle Parallel Server

  • Support for Statistics Views

  • Structured Payload/Message Types
    • Message Header

    • Message Properties

    • Message Body

    • Stream Message

    • Bytes Message

    • Map Message

    • Text Message

    • Object Message

    • Adt Message

    • Using Message Properties with Different Message Types

  • Payload Used by JMS Examples

• Point-to-Point Model Features
  • Queues

  • Queue Sender

  • Queue Receiver

  • Queue Browser

• Publish-Subscribe Model Features
  • Topic

  • Durable Subscriber

  • Topic Publisher

  • Recipient Lists

  • TopicReceiver

• Message Producer Features
  • Priority and Ordering of Messages

  • Time Specification - Delay

  • Time Specification - Expiration

  • Message Grouping

• Message Consumer Features
  • Receiving Messages

  • Message Navigation in Receive

  • Modes for Receiving Messages

  • Retry With Delay Interval

  • Asynchronously Receiving Message Using Message Listener

  • AQ Exception Handling

• Propagation
  • Remote Subscribers

  • Scheduling Propagation

  • Enhanced Propagation Scheduling Capabilities

  • Exception Handling During Propagation