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You can use Java Message Service (JMS) queues to exchange data with an external
system. When an enterprise service message is received, it writes the message to a
JMS queue. Messages remain in an inbound queue until they are successfully
processed into the system or deleted from the queue.
When the system sends publish channel messages, the message is written to a
JMS queue. The message is then sent to an external system. Messages remain in
an outbound queue until they are successfully processed or deleted from the
queue.
Your JMS queue implementation can operate on a single application server or
across a cluster of application servers. There are three default message queues:
T One outbound sequential queue and two inbound queues
T One sequential
T One continuous
JMS Queue
Configuration
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