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MQSeries User's Guide
MQSeries Publish/Subscribe helps you distribute information to where it is wanted. Unlike normal MQSeries point-to-point messaging, providers and consumers of information don't need to know anything about each other. Information is sent to MQSeries Publish/Subscribe, which looks after the distribution.
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Publish-Subscribe Middleware Helps Direct Traffic of Olympic Proportions
When the Olympics Committee gave the nod to Georgia for the 1996 Summer Games, the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) vaulted into action with a plan to handle the anticipated increase in traffic throughout the metropolis and surrounding suburbs.
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Publish Subscribe Messaging - The Publisher
To illustrate both Publish-Subscribe and Point-to-Point messaging, let us build a Stock Trader Application. We have a server (represented by the StockServer class) which just keeps sending Stock Quotes to a topic which we call the NASDAQ_Topic.
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Publish Subscribe Messaging - The Subscriber
To illustrate both Publish-Subscribe and Point-to-Point messaging, let us build a Stock Trader Application. We have a server (represented by the StockServer class) which just keeps sending Stock Quotes to a topic which we call the NASDAQ_Topic.
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Using Publish Subscribe With Oracle
Because the database is the most significant resource of information within the enterprise, Oracle created a publish-subscribe solution for enterprise information delivery and messaging to complement this role.
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Publish Subscribe
A Summary of Publish Subscribe Features
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Use Case Model: JMS Operational Interface -- Basic Operations (Publish-Subscribe)
Use Case Diagrams for Messaging Systems
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Delivering Messages for Business Integration
Programs communicate with each other by creating, sending, and receiving messages. The term message-oriented middleware (MOM) describes software that resides on the message sender and receiver applications and typically supports asynchronous calls between them. MOM reduces the involvement of application developers by defining what a message looks like and how a program sends and receives it. Java Messaging Service (JMS) provides a standard Java-based interface to the messaging services of a MOM provider or a messaging server.
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Publish Subscribe Model
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Model-Checking Publish-Subscribe Systems
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