Queues provide the facility for users to store messages in an intermediate location sent by an external party, and access them on-demand. The EI Message Broker profile uses a Message Queue to facilitate this feature, and all operations are carried out on that message queue. The queuing feature is similar to an inbox where anyone can send messages to and only the owner can consume the messages. Queues enable users to publish messages and receive them in the order that they are sent. These queues are natively persistent, which indicates that even after shutting down the server or a sudden crash happens, the messages still remain in the queue ready to be delivered.
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Queues in the message broker facilitate the Point-to-Point Channel enterprise integration pattern. |
You can easily manage queues using the management console of the EI Message Broker profile. This includes adding new queues, removing queues, viewing their contents and more. You can also specify advanced queue configurations to improve performance and functionality when you set up an instance of EI Message Broker profile.
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