I've been working on a multi-threaded native server built on proton-c.
The initial objective was to see if it could be done and to test Proton
in ways that it wasn't getting as much attention. My second objective
is to build it into a message router that can be used to construct an
AMQP network, compatible with emerging AMQP addressing conventions and
standards. A testbed, if you will, for AMQP addressing.
I've put my work in progress on a repo at GitHub
(https://github.com/ted-ross/nexus) in case anybody wants to look at or
play with it.
Out of the box, it provides three pre-provisioned FIFO queues you can
send to or receive from.
Since it builds against a not-yet released Proton (and depends on
not-yet resolved Jiras), you will need to look at the README for
instructions on how to set up the build.
Regards,
-Ted
- A multi-threaded server built on Qpid Proton-C Ted Ross
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