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In these samples, the standard input and standard output displayed in the console represents data flows to and from applications and Internet-enabled devices such as:
Application software for accounting, auditing, reservations, online ordering, credit verification, medical records, and supply chains
Real-time devices with embedded controls such as monitor cameras, cell phones, medical delivery systems, and climate control systems, and machinery
Distributed knowledge bases such as collaborative designs, service histories, medical histories, and workflow monitors
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The samples assume that you are using the default FUSE Message Broker setup, which does not enable security; as such, user names in the samples are arbitrary and not authenticated. |
The samples demonstrate the basic JMS features, as follows:
Publish and Subscribe
Messaging Samples— Basic messaging behaviors of the
Pub/Sub messaging model are demonstrated:Chat, DurableChat,
HierarchicalChat, MessageMonitor, MessageMonitor, SelectorChat,
TransactedChat
Point-to-point Messaging
Samples — Similar basic messaging behaviors of the PTP
messaging model are demonstrated:Talk, QueueMonitor,
SelectorTalk, TransactedTalk
Request and Reply — These transacted examples show the mechanisms for the producer requesting a reply and the consumer fulfilling that request:
Originator’s Request
— Requestor
(PTP, Pub/Sub)
Receiver’s Response
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Replier
(PTP, Pub/Sub)
Test Loop — This
sample shows how quickly messages can be sent and received in a test
loop: QueueRoundTrip (PTP)
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