Dynamic Topics in JMS

Hi,
I'm not sure if something like this is possible so I am looking for some guidance please.
I need publish/subscribe functionality. I have countless number of Items/products/things that I would like users to be able to subscribe to. User sees an item and they "subscribe" to that item for notifications of any changes to that item.
Subscribing to a JMS Topics seem to limited. It seems to only allow the user to: subscribe(SOME_TOPIC) Doing this the JMS Topic has no idea that the user really wants only notifications for a specific item (like ITEM_1 or ITEM_n).
I don't see a way to dynamically create JMS Topics like subscribe(ITEM_1_TOPIC) and also subscribe(ITEM_n_TOPIC)Any help would be greatly appreciated.
The implementation of the JMS MDB Topic would be same except for only the value passed in to the Topic's 'subscribe' method.
Thanks,
Jared

I think what your question boils down to is whether you can call Session.createTopic(topicName) to create new topics on-the-fly. The JMS specification doesn't require this to be possible, but many vendors including Glassfish Message Queue do allow this.
If your JMS provider doesn't allow dynamically-created topics you can achieve the same effect by using a standard topic name and then a message selector to "filter" the topic. A message selector allows the consumer to specify that they want to receive only those messages which match some specified condition based on a message property.
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