posted 20 years ago
After reading Kyle Brown's review in the Javaranch Journal about submitting and responding to asynchronous requests for long-running database queries using JMS, I was wondering how well Resin supports message servicing using JMS? The Caucho site has something on message listeners, but I couldn't find anything that indicates how resource-heavy JMS is on Resin, or whether its a good idea to use it at all.
I'm hosting a site with Lunarpages - who use Resin as their web server - and was wondering how much overhead is involved in using JMS, particularly with a hosting plan that operates in a shared environment?
Is it a silly idea, or worth the effort implementing JMS in these circumstances?
