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Asynchronous Logging using JMS and Hybernate

Application logging is a significant component in software development and always vital for an application's health. The traditional logging services are synchronous and prove to be an overhead especially in mission-critical states. Traditional logging does not provide distributed logging services effectively. In a distributed computing environment such as J2EE, clients are expected to log to a central database concurrently. J2EE architectures do not advocate logging to files or consoles. By taking advantage of Java Message Service (JMS), you can replace traditional synchronous logging with asynchronous logging. Asynchronous logging decouples clients from the log service, allowing nonblocking operations. The critical data is delivered once and only once in a guaranteed mode to the destination. The log messages can then be persisted using Hibernate with ease and comfort. This article develops such a log service using JMS and Hibernate.

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