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• Module - 1 JMS
  • Chapter 1 - Messaging System
    • Objectives

      
    • Messaging Standard

      
    • Messaging System

      
    • Destination

      
    • Not Bound

      
    • Enterprise Messaging

      
    • Asynchronous Messaging

      
    • Message Oriented Middleware

      
    • Types of Messaging Architecture

      
    • Centralized Architecture

      
    • Decentralized Architectures

      
    • Hybrid Architectures

      
    • Messaging API

      
    • JMS (Java Message Services)

      
    • JMS API

      
    • JMS

      
    • JMS Client

      
    • JMS Messaging Model

      
    • Point to Point Model

      
    • Queue Browser

      
    • Publish & Subscribe Model

      
    • Durable Subscription

      
    • Application Scenarios

      
    • Enterprise Application Integration

      
    • Business-to-Business

      
    • Geographic Dispersion

      
    • Dynamically Adding Clients

      
    • RPC Versus Asynchronous Messaging

      
    • Tightly Coupled RPC

      
    • Enterprise Messaging

      
    • Messaging API over RPC

      
    • Messaging Example

      
    • Summary

      
    • Lab Activities

      
    • Tasks ^{This makes YOU as}

      
    • Unlimited Self Assessments ^{This makes YOU as}

      
  • Chapter 2 - Introduction to JMS
    • Objectives

      
    • What is JMS API?

      
    • JMS API in the Java EE platform

      
    • JMS API Architecture

      
    • JMS Provider

      
    • JMS Clients

      
    • Messages

      
    • Administered objects

      
    • JMS Messaging Styles

      
    • Point to Point Messaging Style

      
    • Point to Point Model

      
    • Publish/Subscribe Messaging Style

      
    • Publish & Subscribe Model

      
    • Message Consumption

      
    • Message Consumption - Synchronous

      
    • Message Consumption - Asynchronous

      
    • The JMS API Programming Model

      
    • JMS Administered Objects

      
    • JMS Connection Factories

      
    • JMS Destination

      
    • Simple Producer Program

      
    • Simple Consumer Program

      
    • Connection

      
    • Session

      
    • JMSContext Object

      
    • JMS Message Producers

      
    • JMS Message Consumers

      
    • The receive Method

      
    • The start & Stop Method

      
    • JMS Message Listeners

      
    • JMS Message Selectors

      
    • Consuming Messages from Topics

      
    • Sending Messages to Topics

      
    • Message Distribution

      
    • Subscriptions

      
    • Creating Durable Subscriptions

      
    • Durable Unshared subscription

      
    • Setting Client ID

      
    • Durable Unshared Subscription

      
    • Shared Durable Subscription

      
    • Non Durable Unshared Subscription

      
    • Non Durable Shared Subscription

      
    • JMS Messages

      
    • Message Headers

      
    • Message Headers – JMSDestination

      
    • Message Properties

      
    • Message Bodies

      
    • TextMessage

      
    • MapMessage

      
    • BytesMessage

      
    • StreamMessage

      
    • ObjectMessage

      
    • Message

      
    • Example

      
    • Empty Message

      
    • JMS Queue Browsers

      
    • Specifying Message Persistence

      
    • Persistent Delivery Mode

      
    • Non_Persistent Delivery Mode

      
    • Setting Message Priority Levels

      
    • Allowing Messages to Expire

      
    • Specifying a Delivery Delay

      
    • Using JMSProducer Method Chaining

      
    • Creating Temporary Destinations

      
    • Using JMS Local Transactions

      
    • Local Transaction Commit

      
    • Local Transaction Rollback

      
    • Creating Transaction Session

      
    • Transaction Begins & Closes

      
    • Transaction

      
    • Summary

      
    • Lab Activities

      
    • Tasks ^{This makes YOU as}

      
    • Unlimited Self Assessments ^{This makes YOU as}

      
  • Chapter 3 - Message Driven Bean
    • Objectives

      
    • JMS API in Java EE Applications

      
    • Creating Resources for Java EE Applications

      
    • @@JMSDestinationDefinition

      
    • @@JMSConnectionFactoryDefinition

      
    • Portable JNDI Namespaces

      
    • Message Driven Bean

      
    • The Lifecycle of a Message Driven Bean

      
    • MDB Class Requirements

      
    • MDB Class

      
    • @@MessageDriven annotation

      
    • Create MDB

      
    • Message Driven Bean

      
    • Summary

      
    • Lab Activities

      
    • Tasks ^{This makes YOU as}

      
    • Unlimited Self Assessments ^{This makes YOU as}

      

After this Classroom / JMS Online Training course, you gain the below skills to become full-fledged IT Technocrat. 

On successful completion of this best JMS training courses , students will be able to know:  

•     Describe concepts of the JMS specification
•     Learn the basics of the Java Message Service API
•     Understand the in-depth concept of JMS API Rachitecture.
•     Explain various product support for Java Messaging Service JMS 2.0
•     List the Messaging styles supported in Java Messaging Service JMS 2.0.
•     Explore the types of messaging models: point-to-point and publish-subscribe
•     Work with JMS administered objects
•     Design and develop application programs for Java JMS Glassfish environments
•     Develop Java programs that use JMS
•     Understand the in-depth concept on Connection Factories.
•     Work with queues and messages
•     Work with JMS point-to-point and publish/subscribe models
•     How to send a message into a message destination?
•     How to receive a message from a message destination?
•     How to consume message synchronously?
•     How to consume message asynchronously?
•     How to create durable subscription?
•     Non Durable Unshared Subscription
•     Non Durable Shared Subscription
•     Understand the in-depth concept on Message Headers.
•     How to create various messages like Text, Map, Bytes, Stream etc.
•     How to set priorities on messages.
•     How to configure various deliver modes?
•     Allowing messages to expire
•     JMS Queue Browsers
•     How to create temporary destinations?
•     Handle and manage exceptions
•     Develop message-driven beans
•     Identify MDB Class Requirements
•     Understand the in-depth concept of Lifecycle of a Message Driven Bean MDB

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After successful completion of class room / Online JMS Training from India, you can easily take ONE PART of the below certification exam:

•     Java EE 6 Web Component Developer Certified Expert 1Z0-899

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