Message Oriented Middleware

Message-oriented middleware (MOM) defines the " couche" Software which is connected to various systems on a Data-processing network while bringing and distributing messages between them.

The messages thus transferred can contain software data, instructions or the two units. Typically, a infrastucture MOM is built around a system which on standby stores the messages to be delivered, but also which keeps a trace of which and of when each message was delivered.

The most known products MOM are:

  • IBM MQSeries
  • MSMQ of Microsoft
  • Tibco Rendezvous
  • Synchrony Messaging (Before Axway Messaging System) of Axway
  • SonicMQ de Progress Software

See too

External bonds

  • the Message Oriented Middleware

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