How do you establish reliable Services?

I was wondering what kind of protocols/mechanisms/standards are used to establish reliable Services?
Just to get started:

* HTTP
But this is by definition not reliable so some extra mechanisms are needed on API level.
* JMS (Queues or Topics)?
Is reliable but only used within Java technology. I like the Topic idea so that other components can listen on the Service entrance.
* WS-ReliableMessaging
It's a standard defined on top of SOAP, but which tools, platforms already use it?
* Other?

I am curious in your experiences!

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