Java API

The Solace Messaging API for Java (also referred to as JCSMP) is a 100% pure Java implementation that delivers high message throughput and reasonably low latency.

Message Exchange Patterns

The Java API supports all common message exchange patterns.

Publish / Subscribe
Point-to-Point
Request / Reply

Features

The Java API supports all common API features.

Connection management to Solace PubSub+ event brokers
Addition and removal of topic subscriptions
Sending and receiving messages Direct and Guaranteed messages
Structured data types that do not rely on a specific architecture or programming language
Extensive support for logging and customizing through property parameters
Request / Reply messaging support Session Transactions
PubSub+ Cache Client API support
Queue browsing
Maven support
Message Replay

The Java API does not currently support the following features:

Topic dispatch
XA Transactions

Get Started

These tutorials will introduce you to how to develop applications using the Solace Messaging Java API for common messaging requirements, and they will get you up-to-speed and sending messages with Solace PubSub+ as quickly as possible. They cover pub/sub, message persistence, request/reply, and more.

There are three ways you can get started:

If you have Solace PubSub+ event brokers already deployed, obtain the hostname, or IP address, of an event broker to test against, a username and password to access it, and a Message VPN in which you can produce and consume messages.
You can go through an Initial Set Up of a software event broker.
You can spin up Solace PubSub+ Cloud.

But, before you begin, consider watching this video where Solace Developer Advocate Aaron Lee demonstrates how quickly you can get started with Solace's Java Samples.

Start Tutorials

Java API Reference

Click below to access the API developer reference for the Solace Java API.

Java API Reference