. 175 15.3. JmsTemplate ..... 175 15.3.1. ConnectionFactory ..... 176 15.3.2. Transaction Management ..... 176 15.3.3. Destination Management ..... 177 15.4. Using the JmsTemplate ..... 177 15 provided for by the creation of MessageListeners or ConnectionConsumers. The functionality in JmsTemplate is focused on producing messages. Future releases of Spring will address asynchronous message consumption to support JMS 1.0.2. #### 15.3. JmsTemplate Two implementations of the JmsTemplate are provided. The class JmsTemplate uses the JMS 1.1 API and the subclass JmsTemplate102 uses the JMS 1.0.2 API. Code

222 18.3. JmsTemplate ..... 222 18.3.1. ConnectionFactory ..... 223 18.3.2. Transaction Management ..... 223 18.3.3. Destination Management ..... 224 18.4. Using the JmsTemplate ..... 224 18 provided for by the creation of MessageListeners or ConnectionConsumers. The functionality in JmsTemplate is focused on producing messages. Future releases of Spring will address asynchronous message consumption to support JMS 1.0.2. #### 18.3. JmsTemplate Two implementations of the JmsTemplate are provided. The class JmsTemplate uses the JMS 1.1 API and the subclass JmsTemplate102 uses the JMS 1.0.2 API. Code

153 14.3. JmsTemplate ..... 153 14.3.1. ConnectionFactory ..... 154 14.3.2. Transaction Management ..... 154 14.3.3. Destination Management ..... 155 14.4. Using the JmsTemplate ..... 155 14 provided for by the creation of MessageListeners or ConnectionConsumers. The functionality in JmsTemplate is focused on producing messages. Future releases of Spring will address asynchronous message consumption to support JMS 1.0.2. #### 14.3. JmsTemplate Two implementations of the JmsTemplate are provided. The class JmsTemplate uses the JMS 1.1 API and the subclass JmsTemplate102 uses the JMS 1.0.2 API. Code

171 15.3. JmsTemplate ..... 171 15.3.1. ConnectionFactory ..... 172 15.3.2. Transaction Management ..... 172 15.3.3. Destination Management ..... 173 15.4. Using the JmsTemplate ..... 173 15 provided for by the creation of MessageListeners or ConnectionConsumers. The functionality in JmsTemplate is focused on producing messages. Future releases of Spring will address asynchronous message consumption to support JMS 1.0.2. #### 15.3. JmsTemplate Two implementations of the JmsTemplate are provided. The class JmsTemplate uses the JMS 1.1 API and the subclass JmsTemplate102 uses the JMS 1.0.2 API. Code

223 18.3. JmsTemplate ..... 223 18.3.1. ConnectionFactory ..... 224 18.3.2. Transaction Management ..... 224 18.3.3. Destination Management ..... 225 18.4. Using the JmsTemplate ..... 225 18 provided for by the creation of MessageListeners or ConnectionConsumers. The functionality in JmsTemplate is focused on producing messages. Future releases of Spring will address asynchronous message consumption to support JMS 1.0.2. #### 18.3. JmsTemplate Two implementations of the JmsTemplate are provided. The class JmsTemplate uses the JMS 1.1 API and the subclass JmsTemplate102 uses the JMS 1.0.2 API. Code

223 18.3. JmsTemplate ..... 223 18.3.1. ConnectionFactory ..... 224 18.3.2. Transaction Management ..... 224 18.3.3. Destination Management ..... 225 18.4. Using the JmsTemplate ..... 225 18 provided for by the creation of MessageListeners or ConnectionConsumers. The functionality in JmsTemplate is focused on producing messages. Future releases of Spring will address asynchronous message consumption to support JMS 1.0.2. #### 18.3. JmsTemplate Two implementations of the JmsTemplate are provided. The class JmsTemplate uses the JMS 1.1 API and the subclass JmsTemplate102 uses the JMS 1.0.2 API. Code

... 29 4. JMS (Java Message Service) ..... 30 4.1. Using Spring JMS ..... 31 4.1.1. Using JmsTemplate ..... 31 4.1.2. Connections ..... 32 Caching Messaging Resources ..... 32 Using divided into two areas of functionality, namely the production and consumption of messages. The JmsTemplate class is used for message production and synchronous message reception. For asynchronous reception Spring JMS This section describes how to use Spring’s JMS components. ##### 4.1.1. Using JmsTemplate The JmsTemplate class is the central class in the JMS core package. It simplifies the use of JMS, since

162 14.3. JmsTemplate ..... 162 14.3.1. ConnectionFactory ..... 163 14.3.2. Transaction Management ..... 163 14.3.3. Destination Management ..... 164 14.4. Using the JmsTemplate ..... 164 14 provided for by the creation of MessageListeners or ConnectionConsumers. The functionality in JmsTemplate is focused on producing messages. Future releases of Spring will address asynchronous message consumption to support JMS 1.0.2. #### 14.3. JmsTemplate Two implementations of the JmsTemplate are provided. The class JmsTemplate uses the JMS 1.1 API and the subclass JmsTemplate102 uses the JMS 1.0.2 API. Code

158 14.3. JmsTemplate ..... 158 14.3.1. ConnectionFactory ..... 159 14.3.2. Transaction Management ..... 159 14.3.3. Destination Management ..... 160 14.4. Using the JmsTemplate ..... 160 14 provided for by the creation of MessageListeners or ConnectionConsumers. The functionality in JmsTemplate is focused on producing messages. Future releases of Spring will address asynchronous message consumption to support JMS 1.0.2. #### 14.3. JmsTemplate Two implementations of the JmsTemplate are provided. The class JmsTemplate uses the JMS 1.1 API and the subclass JmsTemplate102 uses the JMS 1.0.2 API. Code

springframework.jms * factored out JmsDestinationAccessor from JmsTemplate, as a more specialized subclass of JmsAccessor * merged all of JmsTemplate/JmsTemplate102's "createConsumer" template methods and co) Package org.springframework.jms * added "deliveryPersistent" bean property to JmsTemplate, for setting the delivery mode through a boolean flag Package org.springframework.jmx * MBeanClientInterceptor moved "sessionTransacted" and "sessionAcknowledgeMode(Name)" bean properties from JmsTemplate up to JmsAccessor Package org.springframework.mail * fixed MimeMessageHelper to use a "multipart/mixed"