Post this we get the picture Queue JMS we send as previous post and record it in our DataBase XE.

See the links below to check the other parts:

• Working with JMS messages on OSB – Part 1: Creating and Configuring Queues
• Working with JMS messages on OSB – Part 2: Publishing a Message Queue
• Working with JMS Messages on OSB – Part 3: Receiving Message

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In the previous post we learn to Creating and Configuring a JMS queue, in this post we will learn to create a message and publishes it in our queue created earlier.

See the links below to check the other parts:

• Working with JMS messages on OSB – Part 1: Creating and Configuring Queues
• Working with JMS messages on OSB – Part 2: Publishing a Message Queue
• Working with JMS Messages on OSB – Part 3: Receiving Message

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Java Message Service, or JMS is an API for Java middleware oriented messages through the JMS API where two or more applications can communicate by messages.

Let this first Post learn to Create and Configure locally a JMS queue in the Oracle Service Bus Web Console, then learn how to Create a Message to send through this JMS Queue and soon after we will Receive this message and store it in our database using a BPEL process

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