Questions tagged [mom]

Message Oriented Middleware

Message-oriented middleware (MOM) is software or hardware infrastructure supporting sending and receiving messages between distributed systems.

MOM allows application modules to be distributed over heterogeneous platforms and reduces the complexity of developing applications that span multiple operating systems and network protocols. The middleware creates a distributed communications layer that insulates the application developer from the details of the various operating system and network interfaces. APIs that extend across diverse platforms and networks are typically provided by MOM.

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CAN I raise custom SCOM Alerts in BizTalk

I need to check that all three of the required files in a set have been FTP'd before doing further processing on them. If all three files for the previous day have not arrived by 08:00 I need to raise and alert to a support person to contact the…
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How message receiving in RabbitMQ works

I have a RabbitMQ implemented queue on cloud and I have written a Node.JS receiver and sender that basically will send and receive message from queue. I basically hit the uri of my queue and create a connection. My question is : As my receiver is…
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CORBA and MOM integration

Can I integrate Message Oriented Middleware like - ZeroMQ along with CORBA. Is it possible with TAO ? Is CORBA Mssaging Service same as the Message Queue sevice provided by MOM like - ZMQ /RabbitMQ.. ? Where can I get information related to this?
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can I develop a publish subscribe system without using MOM

I am trying to develop a publish/subscribe system. To this end, I have read some papers and articles regarding it. And they all talk about Messaging service as an integral part of publish/subscribe system. My question is, can I develop a publish…
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Examples of applications that use Java Message Service

I have read some tutorials and articles about JMS, but none of these give an example of an application that can use this API. I was wondering if someone can give an example of a real world use of Java Message Service. Thanks
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using Message oriented middleware for communications within single web application realm

I wanted to check the viability of the design approach to use Message Oriented middle-ware (MOM) technology like JMS or ActiveMQ or RabbitMQ for handling asynchronous processing within single web application i.e. the publisher and the subscriber to…
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