Thanks for the pointer. I'll take a look at Qpid and try to see how
>
> Qpid is the messaging implementation of AMQP and it provides both C++ and
> Java brokeres, it includes APIs for C++, Java, Ruby, .Net etc. Qpid is JMS
> compliance, therefore it can be used as standard JMS broker,
>
> I've used Qpid with Spring as the messaging solution, with the abstraction
> from Spring JMS, it's pretty easy to replace the underlying messaging
> implementations.
>
> Here is the website:
http://cwiki.apache.org/qpid/>
>
>
> toli wrote:
>>
>> Alex,
>>
>> We've been following the development of AMQP standard fairly closely
>> ever since it's inception.
>>
>> At this point Marketcetera is fairly tied to JMS - there was no robust
>> implementation of AMQP when we started the project, and at the time
>> JMS and ActiveMQ seemed like a very good choice for a messaging
>> infrastructure.
>>
>> We are mostly relying on Spring for all of our underlying JMS
>> communication, and it doesn't seem like Spring has an equivalent
>> support for AMQP yet.
>>
>> I'd be interested to see someone try to fork Marketcetera to use AMQP
>> instead of JMS. The amount of work will differ depending on what
>> functionality you want supported - but if you want the entire
>> platform, including Photon and all the .NET API and integration tools
>> then you'll have to find all the places where we use rely on JMS and
>> substitute AMQP there.
>>
>> Let me know what you find, and I'd be glad to help you work on porting
>> Marketcetera AMQP if you choose to do that.
>>
>> On Sat, Sep 13, 2008 at 4:18 AM, Alex Graul <
[hidden email]>
>> wrote:
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> I was wondering whether anyone had looked at or was interested at
>>> looking at Marketcetera/ORS support for AMQP? For those not already
>>> familiar with it it's a seriously high performance wire-level
>>> messaging protocol, partially developed by JP Morgan with financial
>>> messaging in mind. There's robust support for both Java & Ruby.
>>> RabbitMQ is a very serious AMQP message broker as well with some
>>> really impressive high-availability features. We're in the process of
>>> kicking the tires at the moment after running into a number of odd
>>> issues with ActiveMQ's Stomp support.
>>>
>>> How much work would be involved in forking the code or abstracting out
>>> messaging remains to be seen but if there's any other interest out
>>> there I'd be interested to hear from you.
>>>
>>> Best Regards,
>>> Alex Graul
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