messagingframework
A messaging framework is a software infrastructure that enables applications to exchange messages with each other. This communication typically occurs asynchronously, meaning that the sender does not need to wait for an immediate response from the receiver. Messaging frameworks abstract away the complexities of network communication, message queuing, and serialization, providing developers with a standardized way to build distributed systems.
Key components of a messaging framework often include a message broker, which acts as an intermediary, and
Messaging frameworks support various communication patterns, such as point-to-point (one sender to one receiver) and publish-subscribe