Unlike regular email, there is no specified wire protocol. The protocol is a proprietary matter designed by the JMS implementor. Unlike regular email, JMS is point to point. Messages are sent directly to the receiving client without passing through any mail servers. As well as point to point messaging, you can have publish/subscribe distribution of messages, much like regular email listserves.
jMS supports an SQL-like query to the message base.
Implementors include: Sun’s EE, JMS4Spread, mom4J, UberMQ, MantaRay, Naradabrokering, OpenJMS, JORAM, JBossMQ, Somnifugi, ActiveMQ, Active JMS, JFoxMQ, Open3, RM4GS, JBossMessaging.
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| ISBN13: | 978-0-596-00068-4 | |
| publisher: | O’Reilly | |
| published: | 2000-12 | |
| by: | Richard Monson-Haefel, David Chappell | |
| Sometimes has a partridge on the cover. | ||
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