Spring Boot became ubiquitous in recent years and provided an opinionated way of integrating various pieces of technology. Working with JMS is no exception to that. Although Amazon has its own Java API for interacting with SQS, using it through JMS ensures that we’ll be able to use the same piece of code with another messaging infrastructure. After taking a look at a basic message consumer and producer setup, we dive into a more advanced use case: consuming large messages.
Working Example
If you’re like most people, perhaps you’d like to see the big picture first and go into the details after that. I prepared a fully working example, which is available on GitHub, and here: https://goo.gl/hsAbYv #DataIntegration #ML
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