I have used the Perl Net-Stomp-0.32 as wireprotocol to AMQ to build on top an RPC and Pubsub Notification system. So far it has been very successful. A Perl Client and Java Server working very well.
The only thing so far missing on Stomp/AMQ side is support for creating a temp queue which I need for RPC reply. On Java side JMS provides it and gets cleaned automatically, but the Stomp side, I'm forced to create a regular queue. For RPC case, this reply queue is a unique queue name and only used for duration an RPC call. This is creating a lot of queues on AMQ and consumes resource. I have raised the temp queue AMQ extension to Stomp before, but I have not seen any acitivity. This is very critical. I have even proposed Stomp protocol change, but the Stomp protocol user group wants to keep Stomp generic and suggested extending it is a better way to go which I totally agree. I appreciate the AMQ development group comment on the subject matter. -Sileshi Kassa -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/AMQ-Extension-to-Stomp%3A-create-temp-queue-tf2842555.html#a7937107 Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
