I am very new to JMS and JBoss, but I would like to learn more.
I am trying to create a web application running in JBoss that does some
searching of xml databases for persons in my company. The problem I am
up against is that these searches can take a long time (10-20 minutes)
due to the fact that there are many documents and much xpath querying
for each document.
I thought (based on what I have read) that a nice solution to this
would be a JMS application running as a service which would listen for
search requests and dispatch them to the EJB tier for processing. It
would just send a simple "search request received" acknowledgement.
When the results are compiled they can be emailed back to the person
requesting.
I have gotten the sun JMS tutorial examples running in JBoss, but I
don't really know the steps to creating an app like this as a service.
I would buy the JBoss books at this point, but I am in Japan (without
reading much Japanese), and they will take a while to arrive here, if I
can get them at all.
Can someone just give me a very simple outline of the steps to take, so
that I can look up the details myself?
Thanks
Matt Van Horn
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