On 22/08/07, Carl Trieloff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Robert Godfrey wrote: > > My view... > > > > In any sane development environment people who code in Java are going to > > want to code against JMS. > > My view is... > > Same as Robs for App development guys, they will most likely use JMS. > > For people that are building services of infrastructure on top of us > will NOT use JMS. > > So my view - we need both.
Yes - my view is that if you are building infrastructure that is the same level as building the JMS API - i.e. building on top of the low level AMQP API. I strongly believe that this AMQP API needs to be public and well documented. The point of using a different API for infrastructure is (one would presume) from getting the efficiencies of being closer to the wire protocol? -- Rob > Carl. > >
