SAP JMS Provider client jar files

Hi,
We are attempting to use the JMS provider service on XI 3.0 SR1 as the messaging system. What are the jar files that an external J2EE application need to access the SAP JMS provider? Has anyone used the SAP JMS provider? I greatly appreciate if you can share your experience.
thanks.
James Chang

Hello James,
The performance for such big number of messages depends mainly on the message size. If you are sending just a TextMessage with short text, then the SAP JMS provider is able to handle 100 000 messages per hour. That value represents an average number of 30 messages per second that is covered.
However, please have in mind two issues :
The messages will be transferred through a TCP/IP connection, so make sure that your network bandwidth to the SAP J2EE server is able to handle such load without any delays. If the messages are persistent (default mode) they will be stored in the server database. That will be the main bottleneck for the message sending especially if the size of your message is big (>100K).
I think it will be best if you create a small prototype on your environment and verify the number of messages that can be sent.
Best Regards
Peter Peshev

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