Hi guys yesterday i faced wipro interview if anyone knows the answer reply for this questions

1)which is reliable queue/topic?

2) queue and topic are synchronous and asynchronous?
3)Is queue and topic are application dependent?
4)what is a sub deployment explain?
5)Is it always need a sub deployment?
6)Is sub deployment needs a store?
7)difference between J Rocket an Jdk?
8)what is dispatch policy?
9)what is http tunnelling an how you enable it

Nice bunch of JMS Questions. How did you manage to get him to JMS. As
you can see, i am assuming most of the questions were discussed in the
classroom.

I am giving a brief answer to all these questions again.

1)which is reliable queue/topic?

Answer Reliable Queue/Topic is nothing but persistent Queue/Topic. The

messages arrived on to this queue are guaranteed to remain even if the JVM
crashes. A Reliable Queue requires a persistent store.

2) queue and topic are synchronous and asynchronous?

Answer : The entire JMS is for asynchronous.

3)Is queue and topic are application dependent?

Answer : No

4)what is a sub deployment explain?

Answer : A Sub Deployment is a subset of resources inside a JMS Module. A

sub-deployment is used to target the Queues/Topics to individual servers
while the parent JMS Module is targeted to a cluster.

5)Is it always need a sub deployment?

Answer : Not required. Only when you have JMS Module targeting to Cluster
& that JMS Module has a Queue/Topic that needs to be targeted to a JMS
Server
6)Is sub deployment needs a store?

Answer : No

7)difference between J Rocket an Jdk?

Answer : Jrocket & JDK are both two JVMs provided from different vendors.
The first one ( Jrockit) is from bea systems ( now it is Oracle ) and the 2nd
one JDK was from Sun Microsystems ( Again now it is Oracle)

Any of these two can be used to run Weblogic servers. They differ in terms of
memory management, garbage collection and other algorithms implemented
inside the JVM.

8)what is dispatch policy?

Answer : It defines how a Queue/Topic handles the messages.

9)what is http tunneling an how you enable it ?

Answer : A method of accessing a server/process on the same port as a

webserver. A webserver usually listens on port 80. If there is another process ,
lets say a MYSQL server that can also listen on port 80 its easy to
communicate.

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Hi guys yesterday i faced wipro interview if anyone knows the answer reply
for this questions

1)which is reliable queue/topic?

2) queue and topic are synchronous and asynchronous?
3)Is queue and topic are application dependent?
4)what is a sub deployment explain?
5)Is it always need a sub deployment?
6)Is sub deployment needs a store?
7)difference between J Rocket an Jdk?
8)what is dispatch policy?
9)what is http tunnelling an how you enable it