What is the Difference between JMS queue reciever and JMS queue requestor?
Submitted by: AdministratorJMS Queue receiver is a starter activity. It starts a
process on the recipt of a message for the specified JMS
queue, it is listening to.
ON the other hand, JMS queue requestor is not a starter
activity, it is used to send a request to a JMS queue and
receives a response back from the JMS client. This activity
uses temporary destinations to ensure that reply messages
are received only by the process that sent the request.
Submitted by: Administrator
process on the recipt of a message for the specified JMS
queue, it is listening to.
ON the other hand, JMS queue requestor is not a starter
activity, it is used to send a request to a JMS queue and
receives a response back from the JMS client. This activity
uses temporary destinations to ensure that reply messages
are received only by the process that sent the request.
Submitted by: Administrator
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