Designing Messaging Applications with Temporary Queues

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Most JMS destinations are created administratively and treated as static resources, but you can dynamically create your own topics and queues at runtime. In this article, Thribhuvan Thakur shows us how to create temporary JMS topics and queues, and discusses architectural reasons why we might want to do so.

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