Oh, if you give me that npm I'll be happy as pie :) I ment that one part of it could be a sweet node integration of stomp js.
Sent from my pressure cooker. > On Feb 1, 2014, at 16:32, Zakeria Hassan <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi Johan, > > I wanted to consolidate all those methods of accessing stuff into one > client library with a simple. > >> npm install activemq-node > > Also from a user perspective I think this is something that would get > people excited because now their IT staff save time in development because > they have a library. > > Just googling "connecting to activemq from Node.js" it seems that people > are searching. > > Developers can always do stuff from scratch but really in 2014 who wants to > do things from scratch now a days. > > When we give people a easy barrier of entry into integrating ActiveMQ into > Node.JS, I think we'll see the community expand faster and innovate more. > From a re-usability perspective developers might find better ways to > optimize stuff which will help people solve more complex problems. Finally, > we want to abstract away all the mechanics involved and get to what we > truly want which is quick and easy data access. > > > Thanks, > Zak > > > > > >> On Sat, Feb 1, 2014 at 5:54 PM, Johan Edstrom <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> If you want to use the broker, I'm pretty sure you'll be fine with >> stomp.js and web sockets, for jmx, sure Jolokia would be great. There are >> several ways of slicing and dicing this, spray is also interesting from a >> purely asynchronous perspective as are many other frameworks. >> >> >> >> Sent from my pressure cooker. >> >>>> On Feb 1, 2014, at 15:03, Zakeria Hassan <[email protected]> >>> wrote: >>> >>> Hi, >>> >>> It's no surprise that the Apache ActiveMQ project is world renown and the >>> Apache community is filled with some of the greatest minds in the >> software >>> industry. I'm proposing something new and I know not everyone will agree >>> but this is what open source is all about, open collaboration from >> everyone >>> and anyone. Apache community is also known for their long lived projects >>> and one item that we should consider is today's young 20-something year >>> old's "like me" are really attracted to JavaScript in particular Node.JS. >>> I'm proposing a Node.JS Client library for accessing ActiveMQ JMS >> messages. >>> >>> I wrote a little JavaScript to access the RSS atom feed for the web >> console >>> (not committed yet) then I looked into Jolokia where even more stuff can >> be >>> done. >>> >>> Here is some of the code: https://gist.github.com/zmhassan/8702385 >>> >>> Since its RESTful based I think it is possible to make an API in >> Node.JS. I >>> looked online and no one has done this yet for ActiveMQ. >>> >>> >>> What motivated me to do this was this Youtube video by Tim Berners-Lee: >>> >>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OM6XIICm_qo >>> >>> >>> Benefits: >>> >>> - It will bring younger, diverse in skill set contributors to the >> Apache >>> ActiveMQ community. >>> - Much of the code written in Node.JS can be re-factored and reused on >>> the client-side. >>> - This will open the doors to new innovation... That's what we want.. >>> Right? >>> - This will ensure that this project is around for the next 40 years. >>> - We all learn a more modern technology. >>> >>> >>> Frequently asked questions? >>> >>> >>> - *What is Node.JS?* >>> >>> It lets developers write JavaScript on the server-side and is growing in >>> popularity around the world. >>> >>> >>> - *What companies use Node.JS?* >>> >>> http://nodejs.org/industry/ >>> >>> >>> >>> - *Whats in it for Zak or Why am I doing this?* >>> >>> I am a volunteer and I don't gain any benefit except the satisfaction of >>> playing a small role in this open source community and making sure this >>> open technology stays open now and in the future. >>> >>> >>> - *Where will I host the project to see progress?* >>> >>> I will be hosting it on my github account: >>> >>> https://github.com/zmhassan/activemq-node.js >>> >>> Note: It will follow Apache Licensed 2.0 >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Best Regards, >>> Zak >>> >>> Twitter: https://twitter.com/prospect1010 >>> >>> Github: http://www.github.com/zmhassan >>> >>> >>> >>> *"Empowerment of individuals is a key part of what makes open source >> work, >>> since in the end, innovations tend to come from small groups, not from >>> large, structured efforts."- Tim O'Reilly* >>
