Fabio Forno wrote: > On Mon, Mar 24, 2008 at 10:30 PM, Peter Saint-Andre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> I've been receiving more inquiries about using XMPP for enterprise >> messaging, along the lines of JMS, Tibco, webMethods, and the like. I >> wonder if a GSoC project for a gateway between JMS and XMPP might be >> interesting. > >> JMS has two modes: >> >> 1. publish-subscribe -- this maps pretty closely to XEP-0060 so writing >> a bridge should be fairly straightforward. >> >> 2. point-to-point or queueing -- we don't have anything quite like this >> in XMPP, although offline message storage gets us pretty close (we just >> need to make sure the message is acked). >> >> Thoughts? > > We like it since it's one of the things on which we are thinking about > ;) There are two main things that should be done in such a project > - define a client API for pubsub, e.g. as a developer I don't want to > manually create a topic on pubsub and configure it with dataforms, I > want to to it with just one function call. JMS API could be a model > for a start, though I think the API should be a bit wider since our > pubsub model is more complex; the GSoC project could concentrate on > just replicating the JMS functionalities on pubsub > - define naming of topics: with jms I can only subscribe to topics of > the server I'm connected to, while on XMPP you can subscribe to any > pubsub service
OK, let's put some information about this on the wiki page, then. :) Peter -- Peter Saint-Andre https://stpeter.im/
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