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What is the purpose of middleware?
What is the purpose of middleware?
- To facilitate communication between software systems. (correct)
- To provide a graphical user interface
- To store and manage data
- To encrypt and decrypt messages.
What is Message-Oriented Middleware (MOM)?
What is Message-Oriented Middleware (MOM)?
- A type of middleware that uses messages to communicate between applications. (correct)
- A type of middleware that provides a graphical user interface
- A type of middleware that stores and manages data
- A type of middleware that encrypts and decrypts messages.
How does MOM resolve the problem of tight coupling between applications?
How does MOM resolve the problem of tight coupling between applications?
- By using messages to communicate between applications. (correct)
- By providing a graphical user interface
- By storing and managing data
- By encrypting and decrypting messages.
What is message construction in MOM?
What is message construction in MOM?
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How can huge amounts of data be managed in MOM?
How can huge amounts of data be managed in MOM?
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What are the different messaging channels in MOM?
What are the different messaging channels in MOM?
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What are the mechanisms provided by middleware?
What are the mechanisms provided by middleware?
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Study Notes
- Middleware facilitates communication between software systems.
- It can be simple or sophisticated.
- Middleware allows information to be moved between systems within and outside an organization.
- Message-Oriented Middleware (MOM) uses messages to communicate between applications.
- MOM resolves the problem of tight coupling between applications.
- Message construction involves wrapping data in a message.
- Huge amounts of data can be broken into more manageable chunks using message sequencing.
- Messaging channels include point-to-point, publish-subscribe, datatype, invalid message, dead letter, and guaranteed delivery.
- Middleware provides mechanisms for message transformation, routing, and systems management.
- Integration solutions can become complex due to dealing with multiple applications, data formats, channels, routing, and transformation.
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