Using a real-time connection to a broker of WebSphere Event Broker or WebSphere Message Broker

A WebSphere® MQ classes for JMS application can use a real-time connection to a broker of WebSphere Event Broker or WebSphere Message Broker for publish/subscribe messaging. Both the broker and WebSphere MQ classes for JMS must be configured to enable a real-time connection.

When an application uses a real-time connection to a broker of WebSphere Event Broker or WebSphere Message Broker, the application and the broker exchange messages using WebSphere MQ Real-Time Transport. Depending on the configuration, messages can also be delivered to the application using WebSphere MQ Multicast Transport.

For information about how an application can connect to a WebSphere MQ queue manager and use WebSphere MQ Enterprise Transport to exchange messages with a broker of WebSphere Event Broker or WebSphere Message Broker, see the documentation for previous releases of WebSphere MQ classes for JMS. Note that, in order to use WebSphere MQ Enterprise Transport, an application must connect to a queue manager using a connection factory running in WebSphere MQ messaging provider migration mode.