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Application of Combining JMS with Message EJB in Point-to-Point Communication System

Xiaomei Xu

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Abstract

Network communiction is divided into two models which are hard realtime and weak realtime based on the need of data access to realtime. Using attribute of JMS communiction and combining message EJB, weak realtime asynchronous data transmission with store and forward between producer and consumer is introduced.

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Network communiction is divided into two models which are hard realtime and weak realtime based on the need of data access to realtime. Using attribute of JMS communiction and combining message EJB, weak realtime asynchronous data transmission with store and forward between producer and consumer is introduced.

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Network communiction is divided into two models which are hard realtime and weak realtime based on the need of data access to realtime. Using attribute of JMS communiction and combining message EJB, weak realtime asynchronous data transmission with store and forward between producer and consumer is introduced.

Key concepts: Computer science, Asynchronous communication, Point (geometry), Point-to-point, Transmission (telecommunications), Computer network, Distributed computing, Telecommunications

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