> On Sun's JMS vendor page, InterAgent is sold by a company named
> Modulus. Their (rather cheesy looking) web page shows that their
> JMS implementation is still in beta. I remember looking at this probably
> 6 months ago and it seems their web pages (and product) haven't been
> updated since.
It has gone through a number of updates since then...but with Enron
buying out Modulus, that web site is lagging in updates. Work on the
product is going ahead full blast however.
> Enron's page says if you want to buy their InterAgent, you should contact
> a company called Accredo. Accredo's web page doesn't make any mention
> of InterAgent. They have something called Crescendo.
Best to contact Enron directly or myself if you are interested in an
evaluation version.
> You seem to know something about this Modulus/Eron/Whatever product -
> Sun is going to license it? Who developed it? Is it stable (the product and
> the company)?
Sun has licensed InterAgent and will be releasing C/C++ and Java
versions called Java Message Queue (JMQ) this fall.
Modulus (now Enron) developed it and continue to enhance and
support it. Enron is a $20B company which is rock solid.
Both the company and the product are stable in my experience.
Andrzej Jan Taramina
Chaeron Consulting Corporation
Chaeron: - http://www.chaeron.com
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