These patterns are particularly used in synchronous request response messaging. There are two standard patterns in JMS for correlating request and response messages. So if party A and party B both sends request messages the response to party B must be delivered to party B and the response messages to party A must be sent to party A. The main problem with request response messaging is to correlate the response message to a particular request message. In this post I will explain the two most common patters for synchronous request response messaging and will provide some examples of how to implement these patterns in TIBCO BusinessWorks (BW) in combination with TIBCO Enterprise Messaging Service (EMS). When using JMS for synchronous request response messaging there are some options and standards to consider.
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