Transactional messaging support in connected messaging networks

A method for transactional messaging support in connected messaging networks, the method comprising:

• receiving, at a computing system comprising a proxy application operating between a first messaging network which does not support transactional processing, and a second messaging network which does support transactional processing, a message from a first application on the first messaging network comprising instructions to use advanced features supported by the second messaging network on behalf of the first application;
• reading the message to obtain instructions from the first application regarding transactional processing supported by the second messaging network for the message;
• wherein the message is one of a plurality of messages representing a first transaction and the instructions for transactional processing of the message include exposing a beginning and an end of the plurality of messages so that the first application has control;
• adding, by the computing system, the transactional processing to the message according to the instructions of the first application obtained from the message;
• and
• forwarding, by the computing system, to the second messaging network, the message with the transactional processing for the advanced features supported by the second messaging network.

A system comprising:

• a processor;
• and
• a non-transitory computer readable medium coupled with the processor, the computer readable medium comprising instructions stored thereon that are executable by the processor to cause a computing device to perform operations comprising:
• receiving, via a proxy application operating between a first messaging network which does not support transactional processing, and a second messaging network which does support transactional processing, a message from a first application on the first messaging network comprising instructions to use advanced features supported by the second messaging network on behalf of the first application;
• reading the message to obtain instructions from the first application regarding transactional processing supported by the second messaging network for the message;
• wherein the message is one of a plurality of messages representing a first transaction and the instructions for transactional processing of the message include exposing a beginning and an end of the plurality of messages so that the first application has control;
• adding the transactional processing to the message according to the instructions of the first application obtained from the message;
• and
• forwarding to the second messaging network, the message with the transactional processing for the advanced features supported by the second messaging network.

A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising instructions stored thereon that are executable by at least one processor to cause a computing device to perform operations comprising:

• receiving, via a proxy application operating between a first messaging network which does not support transactional processing, and a second messaging network which does support transactional processing, a message from a first application on the first messaging network comprising instructions to use advanced features supported by the second messaging network on behalf of the first application;
• reading the message to obtain instructions from the first application regarding transactional processing supported by the second messaging network for the message;
• wherein the message is one of a plurality of messages representing a first transaction and the instructions for transactional processing of the message include exposing a beginning and an end of the plurality of messages so that the first application has control;
• adding the transactional processing to the message according to the instructions of the first application obtained from the message;
• and
• forwarding to the second messaging network, the message with the transactional processing for the advanced features supported by the second messaging network.