spring - Java internal message queue /JMS -
I have a web application that I am rewriting which currently sends a large number of audit data in SQL User interaction is executed in each stage of the results, in a manner that can be executed, which writes some information to a database. It has the ability to affect users due to stopping contact due to database issues.
Ideally, I call it a message-based approach where data needs to be written, it is also removed from a queue, where a consumer raises them and writes them in the database This is not required data, and if the server goes down then the loss is acceptable
If I want to use and use an embedded JMM queue and broker or Java queue, I am in Ljn. Or is not familiar with some such things (suggestions?)
What is the best way?
More info: App uses Spring and running on WebSpace 6. All messaging communications are local, it will not talk to any other server.
I think entering JMS is redundant, and especially if JMMS is the only one to use The reason is loggin. / P>
At a glance, you can log in directly from the database if performance is your concern then you can login asynchronously using logback.
If you still want to go in JMS way, then log in JM & amp; Attenders
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