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Can I use JMS to simulate a synchronous request (like invoking using RMI)?

April 26, 2017invoking JMS request RMI simulate Synchronous

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Can I use JMS to simulate a synchronous request (like invoking using RMI)?

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Yes, you can use a TopicRequestor or a QueueRequestor. A requestor is a concrete class in the javax.jms package, which sends a JMS message on a regular destination with the ReplyTo field set to a newly created temporary destination. Application developers are responsible for implementing the consumer, which must send a message back to the ReplyTo destination. Once the requestor receives a reply on the temporary topic, the reply is handed back to the user of the requestor.