(Java Message Service).next(Jakarta Messaging 3.0)
summary
Jakarta Messaging 3.0 starts as a straight javax→jakarta package rename but then adds concrete features: JAX-RS-inspired annotations for declarative message handlers, CDI-native consumers replacing EJB MDBs, JSON-B message marshaling (mime-type header + automatic binding), stereotype/meta-annotation support to avoid stringy headers, and a MicroProfile-style message client to build/send strongly-typed messages. Work ships incrementally (3.1, 3.2…) after 3.0; the spec and TCKs are open source and the project accepts contributors via its mailing list.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to JMS 3.0
- 11:32JMS 2.0 overview
- 21:46JMS 2.1 proposed changes
- 31:00CDI and annotation-based messaging
- 45:43MicroProfile Rest Client integration
- 58:23Q&A session
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