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| cots |
 Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2004 4:55 pm Post subject: SOAP over JMS |
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Centurion
Joined: 16 Jun 2003
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Hi all,
I used MQ API to interact with MQ Queues and Channels before in my programs but never used JMS. Now I am looking into implementing SOAP layer in infront of MQ Transport layer, I have seen a few documents which mentioned of using SOAP over JMS but didn't say any about SOAP over MQ API. I was wondering what are the advantages of using SOAP over JMS vs. SOAP over MQ API. if you have any comments or thoughts pls reply
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| jefflowrey |
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Grand Poobah
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Your question is really the same thing "What's the difference between SOAP over MQSeries Transport and SOAP over MQSeries Transport"? The answer to this is "Nothing! They're both still SOAP."
Or, perhaps, your question is "What's the difference between the JMS API and the MQSeries API".
In that case, the answer is "JMS should only be used in a pure J2EE environment, where you have a strong reason to provide messaging provider neutrality".
At least in my opinion.  Today. Usually, though, my answer is "It depends!" 
In the case of using JMS versus the MQ Java API with SOAP messages, you are still going to do the exact same thing - construct a message that has MQ headers, probably an MQRFH2 header, and the body of the message is a SOAP document.
So the advantages of one over the other are very implementation, project, and situation dependant.
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