proJMS is a new technology which delivers the implementation of JMS without the need to write native code. proJMS is lightweight, easy to use, and as low-overhead as possible. proJMS is being developed using JavaEE technology and is in compliance with the JMS specifications from the JMS Working Group of the JCP. proJMS is a set of libraries for Java developers. The libraries are easy to use, both to configure the components of the system and to use. proJMS allows the use of several providers for the inbound and outbound message management.
1. proJMS Library
– proJMS.jar library is distributed with this download. You may download the zip file from The zip file contains the proJMS.jar library.
– proJMS example programs are available from: The zip file contains Link Terbaru.jar library examples, source code, and development documentation.
2. Dependencies
– JDK 8 or higher, or Java SE 7 or higher
– Maven 2 or higher
– JBoss Tools 4 or higher
4. Features
– Receives and sends JMS messages
– Adds new JMS features without modifying existing code
– Supports multiple messaging providers
– Simplified and easy to use
5. Install
You can install proJMS in an existing JavaEE application, or into a brand new application.
1. In an existing JavaEE application, install proJMS by adding it to the classpath of the application’s modules.
2. In a brand new application, run the maven “mvn install” command to install the proJMS.jar library.
6. Example code for JMS-Message-Listener
4.8.1. Creating a JMS-Message Listener
This section describes how to create a Link Slot Gacor Listener.
The following example illustrates creating a JMS-Message Listener for the new JMS API.
// Create a JMS listener object
JmsListener listener = new JmsListener()
{
public void onMessage(Message message)
{
System.out.println(message);
}
};
// Create a JMS connection
// Use the default connection factory (JND

* Proteger JMS interface for processing application to create messages, send them, and receive them.
* Convert messages in and out of the JMS protocol.
* Enable you to integrate JMS infrastructure into your application.
* Connect and disconnect from a JMS provider.
* Manage queue/topic subscriptions.
* Use JMS objects as key/value stores.
* Bind to JMS providers.
* Manage the log of messages.
* Use input and output stream for sending and receiving messages.
* Monitor JMS for exceptions.
* Perform various other administration tasks.
For more information, please read README file on the web site.
If you have any problems with installing, please see the wiki.
proJMS is developed and maintained by proJMS Team. You can get proJMS at:

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The proJMS library consists of classes for the following purposes:
To enable a Java application to connect to JMS servers.
To enable a Java application to publish and subscribe to JMS messages using the standard Messaging API.
To enable a Java application to receive JMS messages.
To enable a Java application to send JMS messages.
The proJMS library was designed to be used with the following technologies:
Java API for XML-based Web Services (JAX-WS)
Java SE 5 or Java SE 6
Java SE 7 or higher
JMS implementation: ActiveMQ, Apache QPID, Jboss, PeerAdmin and openJMS
Installation and Configuration:
The proJMS library can be installed in your Java application using one of the following methods:
Using a javac.
Using a build tool, such as ant, maven, or eclipse.
The proJMS library can be configured by setting up a Properties file, which can then be packaged into an applet or application.
The proJMS configuration file has the following sections:
jmsConnection properties
jmsConnection properties
The following properties can be set in the jmsConnection properties section:
Host property: The host name of the JMS server
Port property: The JMS port number
Topic property: The JMS topic name for the messages
Queue property: The JMS queue name for the messages
Authentication property: The authentication mode to use for the connections
Session time-out property: The session time-out value
Message timeout property: The time-out value for messages
Message receive-interval property: The receive-interval value for messages
Resend-interval property: The resend-interval value for messages
Router properties
The following properties can be set in the router properties section:
Persistent property: Controls whether the router is a persistent process
Multi-instance property: Controls whether the router handles multithreaded use cases
Client property: Controls whether the client is considered to be connected
It is possible to use the proJMS library with the JAX-WS framework using the following configuration properties:
jaxwsConnection properties
jaxwsConnection properties
The following properties can be set in the jaxwsConnection properties section:
Client property: Controls whether the client is considered to be connected
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proJMS is a lightweight Java library designed to help you use the JMS infrastructure with your processing applications.
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