Java provides a common SQL driver interface so that many different SQL servers can be accessed in the same way. There might be something similar for messages queues that would make the "Driver" section make a bit more sense.
JMS looks similar to what I'm thinking of, but it's not native like the SQL Drivers. For example, RabbitMQ requires a plugin to support it. The Message Queue plugin should work out of the box without needing extra plugins on the server, so there might be something different than JMS that is better supported.
Java provides a common SQL driver interface so that many different SQL servers can be accessed in the same way. There might be something similar for messages queues that would make the "Driver" section make a bit more sense.
JMS looks similar to what I'm thinking of, but it's not native like the SQL Drivers. For example, RabbitMQ requires a plugin to support it. The Message Queue plugin should work out of the box without needing extra plugins on the server, so there might be something different than JMS that is better supported.