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Professional JMS Programming
byPaul Giottaet al.	ISBN:1861004931
Apress 2000 (664 pages)
Written for those with a solid grounding in Java network programming and familiarity with the J2EE environment, this guide shows how you can use Java Message Service (JMS) to create robust, asynchronous, loosely-coupled Java applications.

Table of Contents
	Professional JMS Programming
	Introduction
	Chapter 1	-	Introduction to Messaging Applications, MOM, and JMS
	Chapter 2	-	JMS API Fundamentals
	Chapter 3	-	JMS Messages
	Chapter 4	-	Point-to-Point Messaging
	Chapter 5	-	Publish/Subscribe Messaging
	Chapter 6	-	Web Applications and JMS
	Chapter 7	-	Enterprise JavaBeans and JMS
	Chapter 8	-	JMS and Clustering
	Chapter 9	-	Distributed Logging Using JMS
	Chapter 10	-	XML Messaging
	Chapter 11	-	JMS for Mobile Applications and Wireless Communication
	Appendix A	-	JMS Providers and JNDI
	Appendix B	-	Message Selector Syntax
	Appendix C	-	Emerging XML Standards
	Index
	Back Cover