On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 3:26 PM, Robert Godfrey <rob.j.godf...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> My analogy for this effort is the Apache Commons HTTP Client. Many
>> projects and products use the HTTP Client on top of which to build
>> their own apps and clients for HTTP. This effort would be similar to
>> that -- it will create a plain old client for AMQP 1.0. Rafi and I
>> both agreed that this effort should be independent of any vendor and
>> owned by the community.
>
> Yeah - agree with the analogy
>
>>
>> I do anticipate that we may receive contributions from the numerous
>> implementations for the various spec versions that are already out
>> there. So we will need to deal with this to determine the best option
>> for the entire group.
>
> Personally I'd be much keener just to concentrate on 1-0 for this
> particular project... The existing AMQP versions are (sadly)
> essentially specific to particular vendor's brokers (I believe there
> is only one broker that attempts to speak all of the common versions
> :-( ). There are plenty of places currently where people have built
> up 0-8, 0-9[-1] and 0-10 clients...
>
> I'm personally very keen to get everybody up to 1-0 so we get the
> interoperability we're all really looking for.
+1 The focus should be on 1.0 only. (I'm just hoping that the spec
doesn't change too much for 1.0 anymore! ;-) ).
Bruce
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