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The JmsReceiverComponent subscribes to the given destination using Spring's JmsTemplate and dispatches the message into the JBI container. Here's an example of subscribing to a JMS destination (in this case a topic) and forwarding the JBI message onto another JBI component - which in this case is the foo:transformer service.

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The JmsSenderComponent will send JMS messages from the input message exchange. This component uses Spring's JmsTemplate to perform the sending. The following example demonstrates a component which when invoked will send a message to a given JMS topic

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Its a very common requirement to create a message bridge; routing messages from one messaging system to another. With ServiceMix we can connect any transport with any transport - but for now lets focus on JMS to JMS bridging. Imagine for example you wish to route messages from ActiveMQ to MQSeries, or from WebLogic JMS to ActiveMQ.

The following example demonstrates how to setup a JMS bridge in ServiceMix

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