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Rock

Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 7:47 am Post subject: JMS providers

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In the WAS admin console.......under the resourses-> JMS provider we are having four options like Default messaging, Websphere MQ, Generic and V5 default messaging......

what is the difference between all these types........

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Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 1:10 pm Post subject:

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Read the WAS manual.
Different messaging engines are available with different level of functionality and or different implementations.

WAS 6.x => JMS Engine, WebSphere MQ + generic...

WAS 5.x => Default messaging engine, WebSphere MQ + generic...

Under Generic you can define any JMS provider not previously referenced. You do this through JNDI bindings.

Default messaging or JMS Engine (over SI BUS) gives you a different implementation...

For 5.x it is a restricted functionality implementation of MQ
For 6.x the JMS Engine is a java only implementation of the JMS Engine. It communicates with MQ via a foreign BUS definition and MQ channels...

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