If so, what would be the message like? An XML document with the SOAP request or response?
Does this makes sense?
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A:
Glassfish thinks so:
https://jms-ws-transport.dev.java.net/
An asynch message would imply either no response or a simple ACK ("We got your message; we'll get back to you.") to me.
duffymo
2009-04-02 23:36:01
but isn't this the other way around (ws on JMS)? Of course, I'm not 100% what the original question meant but... :)
StaxMan
2009-04-04 05:05:14
You can certainly do it either - it's just a question of choices. Personally, I think using JMS should be an implementation detail, hidden from clients.
duffymo
2009-04-04 14:22:56