Using the JMS API and XML in Content-Based Routing

By Todd Sundsted
2003-12-20

Messaging and the JMS API

I'm going to assume you're familiar with the basic functionality, capabilities, and behavior of MOM products and generic APIs such as JMS. If you're not, I suggest reading the articles mentioned in the Resources. I'm also going to assume you're familiar with XML and its uses. If not, the same advice applies.

MOM products and content-based routing are not a perfect match. Most MOM products, and JMS in particular, do not support content-based routing out-of-the-box. As you will see, bridging the gap is merely a matter of programming.

Tutorial Pages:
» How to make sure information gets to the right people
» Messaging and the JMS API
» A simple content-based routing system with agents
» XML and XPath
» The code
» Conclusion
» Resources

IBM DeveloperWorks

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