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Request Response with JMS
There is some background on how to implement request-response efficiently with JMS. Lingo provides a simple Requestor abstraction for working with JMS to provide one way and request response message exchanges. e.g. // dependency injected values Requestor requestor = ...; Destination destination = ...; // now lets do a one way String text = "Hello World"; Message message = requestor.getSession().createTextMessage(text); requestor.send(destination, message); // now lets do a blocking request response Message request = requestor.getSession().createTextMessage("How are you?"); Message response = requestor.request(destination, request); The most efficient implementation is the MultiplexingRequestor which uses a single temporary queue and connection & session for multiple threads, then uses a JMSCorrelationID on each message so that requests and responses can be matched together. |
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