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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> Re: Oracle Advanced Queue and Java Messaging System(JMS)
Radu,
My appologies if I offend you.
I just wanted to point out that JMS was on top of AQ. AQ on top of the table with a lots of PL/SQL to cover the functionality of dequeue/enqueue/wait/..... And tried to explain what is AQ and not what is JMS.
I am using AQ a lot, from PL/SQL and C side and I just
pointed out what is that based on.
I agree that I know only a basic concepts about JMS,
but know much better AQ.
Java AQ API or JMS at the end is just Java API for me. That can be rude to you, but for me is just the standard way to do messaging. It can be very complicate to somebody to do JMS in his complete Oracle way, so I assume a lots of aps are not using it.
In Java community we found that yesterday was Oracle
AQ API, today is JMS tomorrow who knows :)
>From that perspective I used the term java API not
specifying which one.
If JMS is that great specification Oracle will not top
up JMS with Oracle specific API inside it :)
Similar to JDBC, or SQL, ...
At the end Oracle wanted to provide much reacher AQ
operations in JMS.
I assume you wanted to point out your production experience in this domain, so go for it.
Sorry again.
Regards,
Zoran
-- http://www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-lReceived on Mon Apr 11 2005 - 03:11:11 CDT
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