This document provides an overview of enterprise messaging with Apache ActiveMQ. It discusses what messaging is, describes the core components of Apache ActiveMQ like topics, queues, clients, selectors, wildcards, broker architecture, message persistence, security, transports, failover, wire formats including OpenWire and STOMP, monitoring, testing, visualization tools, prefetch, exclusive consumers, message groups, total ordering, consumer priority, virtual destinations, bridging to other protocols, and includes an example of routing messages with Apache Camel.
Introduction to enterprise messaging with Apache ActiveMQ. Covers basic messaging concepts and details on ActiveMQ.
Describes message filtering using selectors with SQL-like syntax and wildcard usage for topic subscriptions.
Introduces broker architecture and methods for message persistence within ActiveMQ.
Discusses security measures and various transport protocols using URIs in ActiveMQ.
Explains the failover configuration for ActiveMQ, ensuring message delivery reliability.
Introduces wire formats like OpenWire and STOMP, detailing each format’s benefits for messaging.
Detailed commands and examples for connecting, sending, subscribing, and receiving messages using STOMP.
Further exploration of broker architecture in message queuing systems.
Discusses the various types of connectors and messages topologies used in ActiveMQ.
Explains clustering options with Master/Slave configurations to enhance scalability and reliability.
Presents advanced features such as monitoring, unit testing, message groups, and visualizations.Demonstrates how to integrate ActiveMQ with other protocols through Camel with practical examples.
Provides URLs for further information and concludes with a session for questions.
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Selectors • Provide contentbased filtering on messages using SQL 92 syntax • Customer = ‘gold’ and product in (1, 2, 3) and JMSPriority > 5 • Supports XPath on the message body for XML messages
Wire Formats: STOMP •text based for the headers like HTTP • very easy to create a client in any language • tons of clients in most popular programming languages