TableName: name of the database table that is being accessed in the
binding operation.
JMS Binding Component
The final binding component we are going to discuss in detail is the JMS
Binding Component.
The JMS Binding Component allows the JBI container to communicate with JMS
message queues and topics. The component can act as a provider and/or as a
consumer of JMS messages, and as such can subscribe to a topic and wait for JMS
messages, or it can send messages to a predefined Queue or Topic.
A JMS Queue allows messages to be consumed by only one client and is
a point to point type of messaging. A JMS Topic allows messages to be
consumed by any number of clients and is a publish or subscribe type
of messaging.
The binding component can send and receive JMS TextMessage's and MapMessage's.
The NetBeans Enterprise Pack provides design time support for the JMS Binding
Component and allows the binding attributes to be defined graphically within the
WSDL editor. The connection details of the JMS Message Server can be specified
within the service of the WSDL file.
connectionURL: This property allows the base address of the message server
to be specified. This can be in the format mq:// for the Sun Java Message
Queue system, or in the more generic jndi:// format where the message
queue is obtained via a JNDI lookup.
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