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JMS - Point-To-Point Message
Description
The point-to-point message approach includes a sender, a receiver and a queue; in which one message will be sent to only one receiver. Each message will communicate to a specific queue and the same queue will carry the message until receiver is ready.
The parts (sender, receiver and queue) of this approach will specify that, each message communicates with a specific queue. The sending client will forward the message to queue and receiver client then extracts the message from the queue. A queue will keep all the messages, until they are consumed or expired.
The point-to-point message approach has following features −
It contains one client for each message.
The sender and receiver of message will not have any timing dependency.
The receiver will send an acknowledgment, after successfully receiving the message.
Each message communicates with a specific queue.
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