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Using the JMS Binding Component
Contents
- Using the JMS Binding Component
- JMS Binding Component Overview
- JMS Binding Component Features
- JMS Binding Component Scenarios
- Creating JMS-Based Concrete WSDL Documents
- Connecting to the JMS Server
- Configuring Redelivery Handling
- Using the Normalized Message Properties
- JMS WSDL Extensibility Elements
- JMS Binding Component Clustering
- Configuring Multiple Queues for WebSphere Message Queue
JMS Binding Component Features
The features of the JMS Binding Component include:
- Sending inbound and outbound JMS messages (text, binary, xml)
- Auto acknowledgement of received inbound JMS messages
- Receiving batch inbound JMS messages
- Receiving inbound JMS messages through a selection filter
- Mapping inbound JMS properties to NMR message parts
- Mapping NMR message parts to outbound JMS properties
- Normalizing and denormalizing JMS messages and WSDL message parts
- Invoking request/response operations
- JNDI lookups of connection factories
- sync and cc concurrency modes
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