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《activmq in action 》
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I. An Introduction to Messaging and ActiveMQ ............................................. 1 1. Introduction to Apache ActiveMQ ....................................................... 2 1.1. What is ActiveMQ? ..................................................................... 2 1.1.1. ActiveMQ Features ........................................................... 3 1.1.2. Why Use ActiveMQ? ........................................................ 5 1.1.3. When and Where to Use ActiveMQ .................................. 8 1.2. Ge tting Started With ActiveMQ ............................................... 10 1.2.1. Download and Install the Java SE ................................... 10 1.2.2. Download ActiveMQ ...................................................... 11 1.2.3. Examining the ActiveMQ Directory ............................... 11 1.2.4. Starting Up ActiveMQ .................................................... 13 1.2.5. Verifying Your ActiveMQ Setup With the Examples .... 15 1.3. Summary ................................................................................... 20 2. Understanding Message-Oriented Middleware and JMS ................... 21 2.1. Introduction to Enterprise Messaging ....................................... 22 2.2. What is Message Oriented Middleware? .................................. 25 2.3. What is the Java Message Service? ........................................... 27 2.3.1. Messaging Clients ........................................................... 30 2.3.2. The JMS Provider ............................................................ 32 2.3.3. Anatomy of a JMS Message ............................................ 33 2.3.4. Message Selectors ........................................................... 40 2.3.5. JMS Domains .................................................................. 44 2.3.6. Administered Objects ...................................................... 49 2.3.7. Using the JMS APIs to Create JMS Applications ........... 50 2.3.8. Message-Driven Beans .................................................... 55 2.4. Summary ................................................................................... 57 3. The ActiveMQ In Action Examples ................................................... 59 3.1. Understanding the Example Use Cases ..................................... 59 3.1.1. Prerequisites .................................................................... 60 3.1.2. ActiveMQ In Action Examples ....................................... 63 3.2. Summary ................................................................................... 77 II. How to Configure ActiveMQ .................................................................... 78 4. Connecting to ActiveMQ .................................................................... 79 Draft Draft Please post comments or corrections to the Author Online Forum Licensed to JEROME RAYMOND Download at WoweBook.Com 4.1. Understanding Connector URIs ................................................ 79 4.2. Configuring Transport Connectors ........................................... 82 4.2.1. Using Transport Connectors ............................................ 84 4.2.2. Using Network Protocols ................................................ 87 4.2.3. Using the Virtual Machine Protocol .............................. 105 4.3. Configuring Network Connectors ........................................... 108 4.3.1. Defining Static Networks .............................................. 111 4.3.2. Defining Dynamic networks ......................................... 119 4.4. Summary ................................................................................. 128 5. Message Persistence .......................................................................... 129 5.1. How Are Messages Stored by ActiveMQ? ............................. 129 5.2. Available Message Stores in ActiveMQ ................................. 131 5.2.1. The AMQ Message Store .............................................. 132 5.2.2. The KahaDB Message Store ......................................... 140 5.2.3. The JDBC Message Store ............................................. 144 5.2.4. The Memory Message Store ......................................... 150 5.3. Caching Messages in the Broker for Consumers .................... 152 5.3.1. How Message Caching for Consumers Works ............. 152 5.3.2. The ActiveMQ Subscription Recovery Policies ........... 153 5.3.3. Configuring The Subscription Recovery Policy ........... 156 5.4. Summary ................................................................................. 157 6. Securing ActiveMQ .......................................................................... 158 6.1. Introducing Basic Security Concepts ...................................... 158 6.2. Authentication ......................................................................... 159 6.2.1. Configuring the Simple Authentication Plugin ............. 159 6.2.2. Configuring the JAAS Plugin ....................................... 161 6.3. Authorization ........................................................................... 164 6.3.1. Operation Level Authorization ...................................... 164 6.3.2. Message Level Authorization ........................................ 167 6.4. Broker Level Operations ......................................................... 169 6.4.1. Building A Custom Security Plugin .............................. 170 6.5. Summary ................................................................................. 174 III. Using ActiveMQ to Build Messaging Applications .............................. 175 7. Creating Java Applications With ActiveMQ .................................... 176 Draft ActiveMQ In Action Draft Please post comments or corrections to the Author Online Forum Licensed to JEROME RAYMOND Download at WoweBook.Com 7.1. Integrating Broker ................................................................... 176 7.1.1. Embedding The Broker ................................................. 176 7.1.2. Integrating With Spring Framework ............................. 180 7.2. Summary ................................................................................. 193 8. Embedding ActiveMQ In Other Java Containers ............................. 195 8.1. Introduction ............................................................................. 195 8.2. .................................................................................................. 195 8.3. Summary ................................................................................. 196 9. Connecting to ActiveMQ With Other Languages ............................. 197 9.1. Preparing Examples ................................................................ 197 9.2. Communicating with the STOMP protocol ............................ 200 9.2.1. Writing Ruby client ....................................................... 204 9.2.2. Creating Python client ................................................... 207 9.2.3. Building PHP client ....................................................... 212 9.2.4. Implementing Perl client ............................................... 214 9.2.5. Understanding Stomp transactions ................................ 216 9.2.6. Working with Durable Topic Subscribers ..................... 220 9.3. Learning NMS (.Net Message Service) API ........................... 223 9.4. Introducing CMS (C++ Messaging Service) API ................... 225 9.5. Messaging on the Web ............................................................ 230 9.5.1. Using REST API ........................................................... 230 9.5.2. Understanding Ajax API ............................................... 234 9.6. Summary ................................................................................. 239 IV. Advanced Features in ActiveMQ .......................................................... 241 10. Broker Topologies ........................................................................... 242 10.1. ................................................................................................ 242 10.2. Broker High Availability ....................................................... 242 10.2.1. Shared Nothing Master/Slave ...................................... 242 10.2.2. Shared Database Master/Slave .................................... 246 10.2.3. Shared File system Master/Slave ................................ 248 10.3. Networks of Brokers ............................................................. 250 10.3.1. Store and Forward ....................................................... 250 10.3.2. Network Discovery ..................................................... 255 10.3.3. Network Configuration ............................................... 258 Draft ActiveMQ In Action Draft Please post comments or corrections to the Author Online Forum Licensed to JEROME RAYMOND Download at WoweBook.Com 10.4. Scaling Applications ............................................................. 263 10.4.1. Vertical Scaling ........................................................... 263 10.4.2. Horizontal Scaling ....................................................... 267 10.4.3. Traffic Partitioning ...................................................... 268 10.5. Summary ............................................................................... 269 11. Advanced ActiveMQ Broker Features ............................................ 270 11.1. Introduction ........................................................................... 270 11.2. Wildcards and Composite Destinations ................................ 270 11.2.1. Subscribing to Wildcard Destinations ......................... 270 11.2.2. Sending a Message to Multiple Destinations .............. 272 11.3. Advisory Messages ............................................................... 273 11.4. Virtual Topics ........................................................................ 276 11.5. Retroactive Consumers ......................................................... 278 11.6. Message Redelivery and Dead-letter Queues ....................... 280 11.7. Summary ............................................................................... 282 12. Advanced Client Options ................................................................ 283 12.1. Exclusive Consumer .............................................................. 283 12.1.1. Exclusive Consumer Example .................................... 285 12.2. Message Groups .................................................................... 287 12.3. ActiveMQ Streams ................................................................ 290 12.4. Blob Messages ...................................................................... 292 12.5. Summary ............................................................................... 294 13. Tuning ActiveMQ For Performance ............................................... 295 13.1. General Techniques ............................................................... 295 13.1.1. Persistent vs Non-Persistent Messages ....................... 296 13.1.2. Transactions ................................................................ 298 13.1.3. Embedding Brokers ..................................................... 299 13.1.4. Tuning the OpenWire protocol ................................... 302 13.1.5. Tuning the TCP Transport ........................................... 305 13.2. Optimizing Message Producers ............................................. 305 13.2.1. Asynchronous send ..................................................... 306 13.2.2. Producer Flow Control ................................................ 307 13.3. Optimizing Message Consumers ........................................... 309 13.3.1. Prefetch Limit .............................................................. 310 Draft ActiveMQ In Action Draft Please post comments or corrections to the Author Online Forum Licensed to JEROME RAYMOND Download at WoweBook.Com 13.3.2. Delivery and Acknowledgement of messages ............. 313 13.3.3. Asynchronous dispatch ............................................... 315 13.4. Putting it all Together ............................................................ 318 13.5. Summary ............................................................................... 322 14. Administering and Monitoring ActiveMQ ..................................... 323 14.1. APIs ....................................................................................... 323 14.1.1. JMX ............................................................................. 324 14.1.2. Advisory Messages ..................................................... 342 14.2. Tools ...................................................................................... 350 14.2.1. Command-Line Tools ................................................. 350 14.2.2. Command Agent ......................................................... 357 14.2.3. JConsole ...................................................................... 361 14.2.4. Web Console ............................................................... 365 14.3. Logging ................................................................................. 367 14.3.1. Client Logging ............................................................. 370 14.3.2. Logging Interceptor ..................................................... 372 14.4. Summary ............................................................................... 373 ...展开收缩
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