What is AMQP?
The Advanced Messaging Queuing Protocol (AMQP) is an open standard application layer protocol. Each byte of the transmitted message is specified, which allows it to be used in many other languages and OS architectures. Hence, this makes it a cross-platform-compatible protocol. AMQP is supported by multiple message brokers, such as RabbitMQ, ActiveMQ, Qpid, and Solace. Spring provides AMQP-based messaging implementation solutions. Spring provides a template for sending and receiving messages through the message broker.
Problems with the JMS API
JMS API is used to send and receive messages in Java platforms. Spring underpins a simple method to utilize the JMS API by providing an additional layer around the JMS layer. This layer improves the way toward sending and receiving messages and also deals with the creation and release of the connection object.
For creating Java-based messaging systems, the JMS API is widely utilized by the developers. The principal disadvantage of using...