Posted by Ian Holsman
Mon, 03 Oct 2005 14:00:00 GMT
IBM has released ’XMS’ which allows you to talk to a JMS server from ‘c’ or .net.
Of course.. in order to play you need a copy of Websphere MQ.
so in reality STOMP is quite safe as it is a open protocol, with already 2 different server implementations.
If they could convince another of the OSS JMS vendors to implement STOMP as well they might be on their way of becoming a de-facto standard, and I wouldn’t have to worry about which server I’m using.. just like the java guys don’t have to.
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Posted by Ian Holsman
Mon, 29 Aug 2005 22:14:00 GMT
This upgrade fixes a nasty bug where the client would garble incoming messages on a busy/slow connection.
Perl Interface to the popular Active MQ Message Queueing System, which has the download tarball on it.
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Posted by Ian Holsman
Mon, 22 Aug 2005 19:40:00 GMT
Thanks to the hard work of Brian McCallister and his documentation of the Stomp Protocol.
I have written a perl interface which can connect and send/recieve messages to a Active MQ Message queue.
Alpha quality code is here, and a little blurb is available on Perl Interface to ActiveMQ.
Once it is tested a bit more, it will live on CPAN I guess.
Comments/Bugfixes/flames are welcome.
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