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thunderfoot79
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You don't see a lot of discussion on this because they are considered two different solutions. Rest is http and used to interact with web services. This helps a bit on the explanation. stackoverflow.com/.../jms-vs-webservices My personal opinion, If you want a read/response interaction, go back to the Rest endpoint and connect up with the OpenEdge.Net.PL library provided you are using 11.6.3. If you want a post to a single endpoint, I prefer the Rest endpoint as well for these scenarios. If you want multiple endpoints for the same message without a response needed, that is where JMS really shines. In that case use the Stomp interface as referenced by cverbiest. It works very well with AMQ. JMS can also work very well when you need to traverse multiple firewalls.
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