Using the JMS API and XML in Content-Based Routing

By Todd Sundsted
2003-12-20


Conclusion
While not a complete solution from beginning to end, the design presented here is a reasonable example of the use of the JMS API and XML in a content-based message routing system. By building the system on top of Java technology, the JMS API, and XML, a working system can be built with a minimum of programming effort.

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


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