| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Some store the messages in a file (or multiple files), some in a full fledged database, some allow to connect the DB of your choice with JDBC.So if you are looking for a JMS, try to find out what your requirements are and then pick the product.The best solution is to code to the spec (JMS API) and plug-in an implementation (e.g. trial-versions) and test or benchmark your solution.-Martin Report
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