JMS support for Spring wolf.

[sajeeshkumar]

Many organization use JMS protocol to interface with message queues brokers like IBM WMB, Apache ActiveMQ or Artemis, Tibco etc.

[timonback]

Hi @sajeeshkumar
Can you be more specific what is missing for you?

We support autodetection of RabbitMQ listeners as stated in the docs: https://springwolf.github.io/docs/supported-protocols
You also have the option to manually document consumers and publishers through the AsyncSubscriber and AsyncPublisher annotation.

[sajeeshkumar]

RabbitMQ supports AMQP protocol.

There is another protocol JMS https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/java-message-service.html

It is used heavily in the Java world. Spring has a listener annotation for it called as JMSListener on the lines of RabbitListener or KafkaListener

[timonback]

I see. You are interested in the auto-detection of methods annotated with the JmsListener annotation.

Springwolf uses plugins (more details here) to scan for protocol specific annotations.
Although Jms is not a protocol, but rather an API, I can imagine it to be an own springwolf plugin.

In case anyone wants to get started on it (plugin + example project), feel free to. We are happy to assist.

To provide details about the protocol in use (anypointmq, ibmmq, jms are documented/mentioned in the asyncapi spec) via an custom annotation, a look at
KafkaAsyncOperationBinding might be helpful.

[timonback]

Thank you for the report, the issue has been addressed in the new release with the jms plugin.

Feel free to reopen this issue if there is still something missing.