JMS providers

 

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Overview

JMS messaging providers implement the JMS API implementation. For example, the WebSphere MQ JMS provider communicates with WebSphere MQ.

The JMS API introduces the concept of JMS domains, including point-to-point and publish/subscribe domains. The JMS API also defines a set of domain independent interfaces, referred to as the common interfaces, in support of a unified messaging model.

JMS Administered objects encapsulate JMS provider-specific configuration information. They are created by an administrator and are used at run time by JMS clients.

The JMS specification defines two types of administered objects:

At run time, JMS clients use JNDI name spaces to look up references to configured JMS administered objects.

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