On 10/23/06, Steve Vinoski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[Sorry if this is a duplicate -- originally sent it Saturday but
haven't seen it show up here.]
On Oct 20, 2006, at 10:29 PM, Hiram Chirino wrote:
> Hey Folks,
>
> Just wanted to give you an update on the progress that ActiveMQ is
> making in
> supporting AMQP clients. I have taken most of the java code from
> the qpid
> project and done some major refactoring to it so that it's more
> inline with
> the ActiveMQ architecture. It now uses the ActiveMQ transport,
> wireformat,
> broker service, connector, and configuration patterns. So now it is
> possible to have your ActiveMQ broker support both standard
> ActiveMQ clients
> and AMQP clients like the qpid implemented java and C++ clients.
May I ask for a clarification? If your work uses the ActiveMQ wire
format, does that mean that it's non-interoperable with Qpid?
Yes
I think what Hiram means is that it uses the same ActiveMQ plugin
interfaces which are used to implement other protocols like OpenWire,
Stomp, XMPP (i.e. Transport and WireFormat are interfaces) - but that
it actually uses the AMQP protocol on the wire.
In
other words, can a normal Qpid client using the AMQ protocol version
Yes - or at least thats the intention. (I've not tried it yet :)
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James
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