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JMS Connector service is part of the Java Connector Architecture (JCA) technology, which provides a unified architecture for connecting the AS Java to heterogeneous Enterprise Information Systems (EIS). JMS Connector service is responsible for the contract between the JMS Provider and SAP Application Server (AS) Java. It also involves integration of the transaction and security mechanisms that are related to the JMS Provider.

More information: Developing JCA Resource Adapters

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There are several tasks that involve the JMS Connector service. They are related to the JMS resources and the resource references that are created and connect the physical JMS administrative object (destinations and connection factories) with the application that needs these JMS resources.

  • When you create JMS resource references, this automatically created the physical JMS resources, such as queues, topics, connection factories, and so on.

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    You can create only JMS resources programmatically, and afterwards create the corresponding resource references.

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    More information: Creating and Configuring JMS Resources and Resource References

  • You can use the same JMS resources from more than one application, by creating as many references to one and the same resource as you need (the number of the references depends on the number of the applications that use this resource).

    More information: Using JMS Resources from Two and More Applications

  • JMS Connector in the AS Java enables easy and uniform connectivity to external resources. This allows you to integrate a third-party JMS Provider with your application running on SAP AS Java.

    More information: Using a Third-Party JMS Provider