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Paper
Container-managed messaging: An architecture for integrating Java components and message-oriented applications
Abstract
Container-managed Messaging (CMM) allows a Java component to communicate via messaging without having to manage the messaging infrastructure, similarly to how Container-managed Persistence (CMP) allows an EJB to have persistent data without managing access to a data store. In addition, messaging parameters (such as destinations, mode of interaction, time-outs, etc.) can be defined declaratively in a deployment descriptor. The programming model used in CMM resembles that of CORBA Messaging with the exception that it is in an anonymous and declarative fashion.