| Publisher | IBM | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | HTML | Date added | 19 Jan 2004 |
| Topics | Java, Programming Languages | ||
| Downloads | 785 | ||
The Java Message Service (JMS) is a specification from Sun Microsystems that provides a standard way for Java programs to interface with enterprise messaging systems, sometimes known as message oriented middleware (MOM). Messaging systems are an important way to integrate applications in a flexible, loosely coupled fashion. IBM MQSeries is an established enterprise messaging system. VisualAge for Java, Enterprise Edition, is IBM's premier integrated development environment (IDE) for Java programming.
This is not a tutorial on MQSeries or VisualAge for Java. Instead, you are taken through the steps of installing and configuring MQSeries and VisualAge for Java so that you can develop and test JMS programs. If you don't have these products, that's okay; you will be pointed to Web sites where you can download trial versions of the products. Also, this is not a detailed tutorial on JMS, though JMS sample code is provided that you can download to test your configuration. We will walk through the sample code to explain what it is doing, and to show you how building and testing JMS programs with the IBM tools allow you to write portable JMS code.
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