On 18 Jun 2008, at 22:16, Kosta wrote:
It is possible to configure Broker/Client to use reliable-UDP-
protocol for
Topics and TCP/IP for Queues?
It is possible to configure Broker/Client to use UDP
multicast/multicast-protocol for Topics and TCP/IP for Queues?
In other words could application create connection with different
underlying
protocol dedicated for Queues and Topics and force Broker to use
desired
protocol for different destination types including Temporary Queues
and
Topics?
In addition it should be possible to configure in such way that all
synchronous requests from client(create connection, consumer, ect)
should
use reliable TCP/IP(as default) and only Publishing and Consume of the
messages should be done via UDP or reliable UDP or multicast.
BTW, what is the state of reliable-UDP-protocol?
We need a working reliable layer on top of UDP which is capable of
handling
re-requests of missing packets etc. and able to push Messages to all
subscribers at once but not via TCP/IP (Point to Point). Tibco like
and
hardware based messaging solutions.
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Hey Kosta,
currently ActiveMQ supports publish/subscribe using tcp - we do intend
to offer a reliable multicast version later this year. However - this
is a community project, and as such we encourage participation, so if
there is something that you or your company needs that isn't there -
please roll-up your sleeves and help! ;)
cheers,
Rob
http://open.iona.com/products/enterprise-activemq
http://rajdavies.blogspot.com/
