This article illustrates how to program using the new features of the Java Message Service (JMS) 1.1 API. The new features in JMS 1.1 are demonstrated through a sample application.

Full support for the Java Message Service 2.0 API is available only on the Azure Service Bus premium tier. We recommend that you use this tier. This article explains how to use Service Bus messaging ...

In October 1998, JavaSoft released the Java Message Service (JMS) specification v1.0.1, an API for accessing enterprise messaging systems from Java. Because JMS is equipped to handle both ...

Demonstration on the working of ActiveMQ JMS (Java Message Service) methods using Java JFrame. The application is designed to understand the working of point to point and publisher subscriber model of ...

In a recent blog post, Microsoft announced the preview support for Java Message Service (JMS) 2.0 over AMQP in the Azure Service Bus Premium tier. The support will allow customers to modernize ...

In 1999 the Java Message Service (JMS) specification breathed new life into the messaging space by defining a common set of APIs and behavior for messaging vendors to implement.

By taking advantage of Java Message Service (JMS), you can replace traditional synchronous logging with asynchronous logging. Asynchronous logging decouples clients from the log service, allowing ...