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The default messaging provider uses the service integration bus for transport. The default message provider provides point-to-point functions, as well as publish and subscribe functions. Within this provider, you define JMS connection factories and destinations that correspond to service integration bus destinations. Therefore, see also Learn about WebSphere applications > Service integration.
Enable applications to use JMS resources and message-driven beans | |
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Managing messaging with the default messaging provider |
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Choosing a messaging provider |
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Managing messaging with the WebSphere MQ messaging provider |
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Managing messaging with a 3rd party messaging provider |
Develop programs that use JMS and messaging directly | |
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Design an application that uses JMS |
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Develop an application that uses JMS |
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Develop a JMS client |
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Assemble applications for deployment (same as any application type) |
Develop programs that use message-driven beans | |
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Design an application that uses message-driven beans |
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Develop an application that uses message-driven beans |
Deploy and administer applications that use JMS resources | |
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Deploy applications (same as any application type) |
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Administer JMS providers and the messaging resources they provide |
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Administer applications (same as any application type) |
Troubleshoot messaging | |
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Troubleshoot messaging |
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Troubleshoot message-driven beans |
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