A
- Active consumers, defined, Network of brokers
- Advisory messages, described, Advisory messages
- Apache ActiveMQ information resources
- Fuse documentation, Developer—basics
- Fuse video demos, Video demos, Video demos
- Fuse webinars, Webinars, Webinars
- third-party books & articles, Third party books and articles
- Apache Karaf, The
Kernel Layer
B
- B2B (see Business-to-business)
- Blob (binary large objects) messages
- data storage, Blob (binary large objects) messages
- described, Blob (binary large objects) messages
- Broker
- durable subscribers, Durable subscribers
- integration, described, Message routing
- Broker connection
- described, Basic application components
- program example, Simple broker program
- Broker program example
- connection factory, get, Simple broker program
- connection, create, Simple broker program
- connection, start, Simple broker program
- consumer, create, Simple broker program
- consumer, receive message, Simple broker program
- destination, create, Simple broker program
- diagram of, Simple broker program
- message, create, Simple broker program
- print out list of messages received, Simple broker program
- producer, create, Simple broker program
- producer, send message, Simple broker program
- program sequence, Simple broker program
- session, create, Simple broker program
- Business-to-business, Integration problems
C
- CamelContext (see Routing and integration service)
- Code-first development, web services, Overview
- Composite messaging destinations, described, Composite destinations
- configuration
- profiles, Profiles
- versions, Profiles
- Connection factory
- described, Basic application components
- program example, Simple broker program
- Console, The
Kernel Layer
- consumer clusters, Consumer clusters
- load balancing across queues, Consumer clusters
- Contract-first development, web services, Overview
D
- Data bindings
- JAXB, Data binding options, JAXB data bindings
- JSON, Data binding options, JSON data bindings
- web and RESTful services, Data binding options
- XMLBeans, Data binding options
- Dead letter queue, described, Dead letter queue
- Dependency injection frameworks
- Blueprint, The
Kernel Layer
- Spring, The
Kernel Layer
- Deployment options, The
Kernel Layer, Deployment options
- Durable subscribers, described, Durable subscribers
E
- EAI (see Enterprise application integration)
- Endpoints
- consumer, Endpoints
- described, Endpoints
- producer, Endpoints
- ensemble, Fabric Ensemble
- Enterprise application integration, Integration problems
- Enterprise integration patterns
- described, Features
- processors, and, Features
- Enterprise service bus, described, The ESB approach
- ESB (see Enterprise service bus)
- Exclusive consumers, described, Exclusive consumers
- Extended enterprise, described, The ESB approach
- Extended messaging features
- flexibility, Overview
- high availability, High Availability
- reliability, Overview
- scalability and high performance, Scalability and High Performance
- simplified administration, Simplified Administration
F
- FAB
- described, The Fuse ESB Enterprise approach, FABs in a nutshell
- OSGi bundles, and, FABs in a nutshell
- pom.xml file, and, FABs in a nutshell
- fabric
- agent, Fabric Agents
- ensemble, Fabric Ensemble
- profiles, Profiles
- versions, Profiles
- Fabric Agent, Fabric Agents
- Fabric Ensemble, Fabric Ensemble
- Failover protocol
- described, Fault tolerance and the failover protocol
- master/slave broker topologies, Master/Slave topologies
- Fault tolerance
- described, Fault tolerance and the failover protocol
- master/slave broker topologies, Master/Slave topologies
- messaging system example, diagram of, Major Widgets Phase One Solution
- network of brokers, and, Network of brokers
- use case example, Major Widgets solution components
- Flexibility messaging features
- broker integration, Message routing
- client-side APIs, Client-side APIs
- composite destinations, Composite destinations
- connectivity options, Overview, Connectivity options
- deployment options, Deployment options
- virtual destinations, Virtual destinations
- Flexible messaging system, described, Overview
- Fuse Application Bunble (see FAB)
- Fuse ESB Enterprise architecture
- application layer, Overview, The Application Layer
- diagram of, Architectural Layers
- kernel layer, Overview, The
Kernel Layer
- services layer, Overview, The Services Layer
- Fuse ESB Enterprise configuration, The
Kernel Layer
- Fuse ESB Enterprise console, The
Kernel Layer
- Fuse ESB Enterprise embeded services
- JBI, The Services Layer
- messaging, The Services Layer
- Normalized Message Router, The Services Layer
- RESTful services framework, The Services Layer
- routing and integration, The Services Layer
- transaction manager, The Services Layer
- web services framework, The Services Layer
- Fuse ESB Enterprise kernel layer
- described, The
Kernel Layer
- features, The
Kernel Layer
- configuration, The
Kernel Layer
- console, The
Kernel Layer
- dependency injection frameworks, The
Kernel Layer
- deployment, The
Kernel Layer
- FAB, The
Kernel Layer
- logging, The
Kernel Layer
- OSGi container, The
Kernel Layer
- provisioning, The
Kernel Layer
- security, The
Kernel Layer
- Fuse ESB Enterprise OSGi container, The
Kernel Layer
- Fuse ESB Enterprise provisioning, The
Kernel Layer
- Fuse ESB Enterprise security, The
Kernel Layer
- Fuse ESB Enterprise services layer
- described, The Services Layer
- embedded services, The Services Layer
H
- High availability messaging features
- described, High Availability
- failover protocol, Fault tolerance and the failover protocol
- fault tolerance, Fault tolerance and the failover protocol
- master/slave broker topologies, Master/Slave topologies
- High-performance messaging features
- blob (binary large objects) messages, Blob (binary large objects) messages
- large message bottlenecks, avoiding, Overview
- network of brokers, Network of brokers
- scheduled message delivery, Scheduled message delivery
- stream messages, Stream messages
- Horizontal scaling, described, Overview
- Hot deployment, The
Kernel Layer, Bundle bootstrapping process
- HTTP/S protocol, Connectivity options
J
- Java message types, Message body
- JAX-RS, RESTful services front end, Font end options
- JAX-WS, web services front end, Font end options
- JBI, The Services Layer
- JMS 1.1 specification, Standard JMS Features
- JMS application components
- described, Basic application components
- list of, Basic application components
- JMS features, standard, Standard JMS Features
- JMS message headers, Message headers and properties
- JMS message properties, Message headers and properties
- JMS transactions, JMS transactions
- message selectors, Message headers and properties
- messaging domains, Queue- and topic-based messaging
- nonpersistent messages, Persistent and nonpersistent messages
- persistent messages, Persistent and nonpersistent messages
- Point-to-Point (PTP), Queue- and topic-based messaging
- Publish/subscribe (Pub/Sub), Queue- and topic-based messaging
- Request/reply messaging, Request/reply messaging
- XA transactions, XA transactions
- JMS message headers
- described, Message headers and properties
- JMSXGroupID, Message groups
- producer's send() method, and, Message headers and properties
- JMS message properties
- described, Message headers and properties
- JMS-defined, Message headers and properties
- user-defined, Message headers and properties
- vendor-specific, Message headers and properties
- JMS messages
- anatomy of, Message anatomy
- body, Message body
- consuming from queues in correct order, Exclusive consumers
- described, Overview, Basic application components
- headers, Message headers and properties
- Java message types, Message body
- message create, program example, Simple broker program
- message receive, program example, Simple broker program
- message selectors, Message headers and properties
- message send, program example, Simple broker program
- properties, Message headers and properties
- JMS transactions, JMS transactions
- JMX console, administration tool, JMX
M
- Major Widgets use case
- example integration solution, Introducing Major Widgets
- fault tolerance example, Major Widgets solution components
- integration solution, diagram of, Major Widgets Phase One Solution
- Master/slave broker topologies
- described, Master/Slave topologies
- network of brokers, and, Network of brokers
- shared database/file system networks, Master/Slave topologies
- shared-nothing networks, Master/Slave topologies
- MEP (see Message exchanges)
- Message bindings
- SOAP, Message binding options
- web and RESTful services, Message binding options
- XML, Message binding options
- Message exchanges, described, Message exchange basics
- Message groups
- described, Message groups
- JMSXGroupID header, Message groups
- Message redelivery, described, Message redelivery
- Message selectors, described, Message headers and properties
- MessageConsumer interface, described, Basic application components
- MessageProducer interface, described, Basic application components
- Messaging client-side APIs
- list of, Client-side APIs
- programming languages, supported, Client-side APIs
- wire protocols, Client-side APIs
- Messaging clients
- active consumers, Network of brokers
- broadcasting messages through a topic to a pool of queue subscribers, Virtual destinations
- consumers, Queue- and topic-based messaging, Basic application components
- multiple destinations, concurrently sending the same message to, Composite destinations
- producers, Queue- and topic-based messaging, Basic application components
- publishers, Queue- and topic-based messaging
- receivers, Queue- and topic-based messaging
- senders, Queue- and topic-based messaging
- subscribers, Queue- and topic-based messaging
- Messaging connectivity options, list of, Connectivity options
- Messaging consumer
- described, Queue- and topic-based messaging, Basic application components
- durable subscribers, Durable subscribers
- exclusive consumers, Exclusive consumers
- MessageConsumer interface, Basic application components
- messages, receiving and processing, Basic application components
- program example, Simple broker program
- retroactive consumers, Retroactive consumers
- Messaging destinations
- composite destinations, Composite destinations
- described, Basic application components
- program example, Simple broker program
- virtual destinations, Virtual destinations
- Messaging domains
- Point-to-Point (PTP), Queue- and topic-based messaging
- Publish/subscribe (Pub/Sub), Queue- and topic-based messaging
- Messaging interceptors
- authentication, Interceptor plug-ins
- central timestamp, Interceptor plug-ins
- described, Interceptor plug-ins
- enhanced logging, Interceptor plug-ins
- list of, Interceptor plug-ins
- statistics, Interceptor plug-ins
- visualization, Interceptor plug-ins
- Messaging producer
- default destination, Basic application components
- described, Queue- and topic-based messaging, Basic application components
- JMS headers and properties, setting, Basic application components
- MessageProducer interface, Basic application components
- messages, sending, Basic application components
- program example, Simple broker program
- Messaging session
- described, Basic application components
- program example, Simple broker program
- Messaging, described, The Services Layer
N
- Network of brokers
- described, Network of brokers
- example, diagram of, Network of brokers
- fault tolerance, Network of brokers
- master/slave networks, and, Network of brokers
- network connectors, Network of brokers
- network topologies, Network of brokers
- store and forward delivery mode, Network of brokers
- vs standalone broker clusters, Fault tolerance and the failover protocol
- NIO protocol, Connectivity options
- NMR (see Normalized Message Router)
- Nonpersistent messaging, described, Persistent and nonpersistent messages
- Normalized Message Router, The Services Layer
O
- OpenWire protocol, Connectivity options
- OSGi
- advantages of, OSGi in a nutshell
- bundles, OSGi in a nutshell
- described, OSGi in a nutshell
- framework, OSGi in a nutshell
- service registry, Bundle bootstrapping process
- OSGi bundles
- bootstrapping process, Bundle bootstrapping process
- described, OSGi in a nutshell
- FABs, and, FABs in a nutshell
- MANIFEST.MF file, and, Bundle bootstrapping process
- route activation, example of, Bundle bootstrapping process
R
- Reliability messaging features
- dead letter queue, Dead letter queue
- durable subscribers, Durable subscribers
- exclusive consumers, Exclusive consumers
- message groups, Message groups
- message redelivery, Message redelivery
- retroactive consumers, Retroactive consumers
- Request/reply messaging, described, Request/reply messaging
- RESTful services framework, The Services Layer
- described, Overview
- JAX-RS development benefits, JAX-RS development
- JSON data bindings, JSON data bindings
- Retroactive message consumers
- described, Retroactive consumers
- persistent messaging alternative for improved reliability, Retroactive consumers
- Routing and integration service, The Services Layer
- components, Components
- described, Overview
- development process, Integration Development
- endpoints, described, Endpoints
- enterprise integration patterns, Overview
- jbi: component, The Services Layer
- message anatomy, Message basics
- message exchanges, anatomy of, Message exchange basics
- nmr: component, The Services Layer
- processors, Features, Routes and processors
- routes, Routes and processors
- routing rules, Routes and processors
- routing runtime, Overview
- type converters, Features
S
- Scalability and high performance, described, Scalability and High Performance
- Scalability messaging features
- horizontal scaling, Overview
- network of brokers, Network of brokers
- vertical scaling, Overview
- Scheduled message delivery
- described, Scheduled message delivery
- enabling, Scheduled message delivery
- ScheduledMessage properties, Scheduled message delivery
- Service
oriented architecture, Integration problems
- Shared database/file system networks
- benefits of, Master/Slave topologies
- described, Master/Slave topologies
- integration solution, diagram of, Major Widgets Phase One Solution
- Shared-nothing master/slave networks
- described, Master/Slave topologies
- masterConnectorURI connector, Master/Slave topologies
- Simplified messaging administration features
- advisory messages, Advisory messages
- interceptor plug-ins, Interceptor plug-ins
- JMX, JMX
- web console, Web Console
- SOA (see Service
oriented architecture)
- SSL protocol, Connectivity options
- STOMP protocol, Connectivity options
- Store and forward delivery mode, described, Network of brokers
- Stream messages
- described, Stream messages
- vs blob messages, Blob (binary large objects) messages
W
- Web and RESTful services framework
- binary & legacy protocols, The Embedded Web and RESTful Services
- data bindings, Data binding options
- front end options, Font end options
- front end programming standards, The Embedded Web and RESTful Services
- message bindings, Message binding options
- transport options, Transport options
- Web console, administration tool, Web Console
- Web services framework, The Services Layer
- code-first development, Overview
- contract-first development, Overview
- data exchange format, Data exchange format
- JAXB data bindings, JAXB data bindings
- supported standards, The Embedded Web and RESTful Services
- Wire protocol
- described, Connectivity options
- OpenWire, Connectivity options
- STOMP, Connectivity options
