Using message-driven beans in applications
WAS supports asynchronous messaging as a method of communication based on JMS.
Message-driven beans extend the base JMS support and the EJB component model to provide automatic asynchronous messaging. When a message arrives on a destination, a listener passes the message to a new instance of a user-developed message-driven bean for processing.
One can use WebSphere Studio Application Developer to develop applications that use message-driven beans, and WAS runtime tools, such as the console, to deploy and administer applications that use message-driven beans.
See the following topics:
- Overview
- Design
- Development
- Deploying
- Configure message listener resources
- Troubleshooting problems
- Using messaging in applications
- Important files
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