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I understood that JMS is used to process synch messages, so what is the difference to use JMS or just take something like that?
public void synchronized doSomething(Message message) {
//do something sync
}
Thank you.
I am actually not sure what you mean by “synch messages”. The key concept behind JMS is asynchronous messaging. So a sender/publisher simply calls
send(Message)which is a non-blocking call. It thus does not need to wait for the receiver/consumer to finish processing.