ActiveMQ in Action is all you'll need to master ActiveMQ. It starts from the anatomy of a JMS message and moves quickly through connectors, message persistence, authentication, and authorization. By following a running example (a stock portfolio app), you'll pick up the best practices distilled by the authors from their long and deep involvement with this technology. About the Technology The Apache ActiveMQ message broker is an open source implementation of the Java Message Service spec. It makes for a reliable hub in any message-oriented enterprise application and integrates beautifully with Java EE containers, ESBs, and other JMS providers. About the Book What's Inside How to design message-based apps How to implement EI patterns using Camel How to administer ActiveMQ How to integrate with Geronimo, JBoss, Spring, and more About the Reader This book requires a working knowledge of Java, but no previous experience with ActiveMQ or other message brokers is needed. About the Authors Bruce Snyder is a co-founder of Apache Geronimo, a committer for ActiveMQ, Camel, and ServiceMix, and a member of various JCP expert groups. Dejan Bosanac is an ActiveMQ committer. Rob Davies is a co-founder of ActiveMQ, ServiceMix, and Camel. Quotes Covers everything you need to know about ActiveMQ. - Pratik Patel, AT&T A vital resource. - John Merryman, Yodle Complete and comprehensive, a must-have resource. - Rod Biresch, Chariot Solutions Authors have in-depth knowledge of ActiveMQ. - Roberto J. Rojas, Chariot Solutions Covers the basics, and then goes way beyond. - Jeff Davis, Author of Open Source SOA