Hi,I need to integrate a bunch of different applications/languages together (scientific computing, so this is Fortran, Python, C as well as Java). Looking around, I can't find any free support for doing this via JMS. The closest I've got is a free download at BEA that uses JNI to provide a C interface (Sun and IBM have non-free solutions of course).This sounds like it would be very common, so I've been googling and reading your FAQs, but haven't found anything. Apologies if I've missed something (I, too, would prefer you to be writing code).So I have the following questions:Has anyone tried interfacing non-Java apps to JMS (esp JBossMQ)?If so, how (JNI? Simple protocol over TCP ports to Java? Talking directly to JBossMQ ports?)?Are there any libraries or documentation iavailable?Will this be addressed in the new/rewrite implementation? (if so, can you give an estimate of the timeframe)?I've written JNI interfaces before, so can go down that route if necessary. But I'm convinced I must be duplicating effort. Surely not everyone can afford IBM MQ?!Thanks (and thanks for JBoss),Andrew
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