Hi Jeff,

I've used and evaluated a large number of JMS implementations over the last couple of years. Here's my fast-and-superficial run-down:

OpenJMS:   Stable. Easy to use. Definitely not the best performing (not NIO-based which is essential for high performance)
ActiveMQ:   Receiving most of the development action and attention. High performance, but its development is so rapid that I won't regard any given release as stable. Part of Geronimo and lots of eyeballs. More difficult to configure because of myriad configuration and hosting options.
Joram:           Good performance. Very stable (4.3.14). What we are using and what I would recommend.

These are the three big FLOSS players, with the exception of the JBoss implementation, which I know little of.

Also note that the Sun Java System Message Queue Platform Edition (http://www.sun.com/software/products/message_queue_pe/index.xml) is free for commercial use. The Enterprise Edition is pay-ware.

Of course, FioranoMQ is what you really want, if you can afford it.

Regards,
Ben

Jeff Mutonho wrote:
Anyone using ActiveMQ?How stable is it?

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