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This chapter introduces various endpoint patterns and how each can be simulated using the WSO2 ESB.
 | How to encapsulate access to the messaging system from the rest of the application. | |
| Messaging Mapper | How to move data between domain objects and the messaging infrastructure, while keeping the two independent of each other. | |
 | How a client controls its transactions with the messaging system. | |
 | How an application consumes a message when the application is ready. | |
 | How an application automatically consumes messages as they become available. | |
 | How a messaging client processes multiple messages concurrently. | |
 | How multiple consumers on a single channel coordinate their message processing. | |
 | How a message consumer selects which messages to receive. | |
 | How a subscriber avoids missing messages while it is not listening for them. | |
Idempotent Receiver | How a message receiver deals with duplicate messages. | |
 | How an application designs a service to be invoked via both messaging and non-messaging techniques. |
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Messaging Endpoints, Integration Patterns with WSO2 ESB |