QUICKMQ Provider for Java Message Service

An Object-Oriented Invocation Layer for the Java Message Service

New applications and software environments are increasingly distributed across a large or even unpredictable number of networked computing devices, require mobile and ad-hoc networking capabilities, and must integrate with more systems, all of which create greater demands on the middleware used to realize these systems. On the Java platform, RMI is a wellestablished paradigm, yet deficiencies b...

Application of the Java Message Service in mobile monitoring environments

Distributed systems and in particular sensor networks are in need of efficient asynchronous communication, message security and integrity, and scalability. These points are especially important in mobile environments where mobile remote sensors are connected to a control center only via intermittent communication, e.g. via satellite link. We present an approach that is able to deal with the iss...

The Java Message

The Java Message Service 1.0.2 specification defines a platformand implementation independant system with which applications can communicate with each other in a standardized way. Communication can be done as either point to point messaging or broadcasting (multicasting, rather) and all communication is done asynchronously and using strong encryption. Applications for the JMS systems can be fou...

MPLS Architecture for Service Provider

MPLS is an emerging backbone technology for service providers, which is being deployed on a large scale in recent days. Using MPLS, service providers can deliver different types of services like TE, QoS and IP VPN along with adequate security according to the specific business demands, across either switched or routed networks. This paper deals with the current problems in service providers’ ne...

A Comparison and Mapping of Data Distribution Service (DDS) and Java Message Service (JMS)