SOAP Programming with Java - SOAP Architecture Using Messages

SOAP Programming with Java - SOAP Architecture Using MessagesIt is important to stress that SOAP is quite flexible with transport mechanisms, which is what makes it such an attractive technology. Having covered the HTTP-based architecture in the previous chapters, this chapter reviews two message transport mechanisms, Java Messaging and JavaSpaces, with extensive example code for each.

Messaging Systems in General
Messaging systems came into being with the first networks, and a variety of messages are exchanged over computer networks. Naturally, one thinks first of the ubiquitous e-mail; however, many other types of valuable data are moved over networks, making messaging systems very important in enterprise-level computing, even without e-mail. There has been a recent trend to recognize messaging systems as a separate class of application, frequently called Message-Oriented Middleware (MOM). A MOM system takes responsibility for transmitting application messages over a network and provides support for load balancing, fault tolerance, and transactions. Basically, there are two models for messaging: point-to-point and publish/subscribe.
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