This tutorial shows how standalone .NET desktop application can communicate over the web with a JMS server via Kaazing WebSocket Gateway using Kaazing .NET WebSocket Client library. The application publishes text messages to the server and listens to the messages from the server over WebSocket.

• Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5.2
• Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 or higher

• Load the solution JmsDemo.sln in Microsoft Visual Studio
• Execute 'Build/Build All'

Note: To test basic authentication for WebSocket connection in demo app use URL - wss://sandbox.kaazing.net/jms-auth for location.

Checklist how to create Kaazing .NET WebSocket JMS from scratch, to be able to send and receive messages over WebSocket can be found here.

API Documentation for Kaazing .NET WebSocket JMS Client library is available:

• Kaazing.JMS
• Kaazing.JMS.Stomp
• Kaazing.JMS.Util
• Kaazing.Security