JMS is a Sun standard API for working with products like TIBCO Rendezvous or Websphere MQ. The JMS standard abstracts and isolates the product specific API from the Java application.
So in theory you can move a program that had been using Tibco to run with Websphere MQ as your JMS provider without changing your code. But I've never tried to migrate an app from one JMS provider to another, so I don't know how well it works.
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Jeff is right, just think of JMS as a standard way to interact with a messaging system (like Tibco or MQ), but JMS itself doesn't provide any transport mechanism. _________________ Brandon Duncan
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