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Have your application call my application, Part 1: Apache Geronimo communication basics -- developing, deploying, and testing


Have your application call my application, Part 1: Apache Geronimo communication basics -- developing, deploying, and testing
Apache Geronimo includes a top-notch messaging implementation alongside a world-class Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) implementation, making message-driven beans (MDBs) available for your application. That means other components can interact with your application using messaging as long as the proper resource adapter is in place. This tutorial series chronicles the creation of a Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) application in which users, administrators, and even other applications can interact using MDBs by sending an e-mail to the Java Apache Mail Enterprise Server (also known as Apache James), which then communicates back to Geronimo using a J2EE Connector Architecture (JCA) resource adapter.

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