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Posted to users@activemq.apache.org by donvito <ds...@gmx.net> on 2007/02/15 16:33:39 UTC
ActiveMQ and other JMS providers
Hi,
sorry, i know that this is pretty basic stuff, but i don't get it:
is it possble to send/receive messages with ActiveMQ as a stand-alone client
to/from
a different JMS provider, e.g. Sun's AppServer with its "Java System Message
Queue"? Or to put it another way:
Can an ActiveMQ JMS-client talk only to an ActiveMQ JMS-broker/provider?
Thanks, donvito
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Re: ActiveMQ and other JMS providers
Posted by donvito <ds...@gmx.net>.
Thanks for clarification!
James.Strachan wrote:
>
> On 2/15/07, donvito <ds...@gmx.net> wrote:
>> Hi,
>> sorry, i know that this is pretty basic stuff, but i don't get it:
>> is it possble to send/receive messages with ActiveMQ as a stand-alone
>> client
>> to/from
>> a different JMS provider, e.g. Sun's AppServer with its "Java System
>> Message
>> Queue"? Or to put it another way:
>> Can an ActiveMQ JMS-client talk only to an ActiveMQ JMS-broker/provider?
>
> Generally speaking yes. The JMS-client is typically developed for a
> specific broker.
>
> Though now that we have StompConnect...
> http://stomp.codehaus.org/StompConnect
>
> you can actually use any Stomp client to talk to any Messge Broker. So
> once we've got Stomp support in the ActiveMQ client you will be able
> to talk Stomp to any MOM provider.
>
> Though for efficiency, I'd recommend using the JMS client of your
> broker if it supports JMS
>
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Re: ActiveMQ and other JMS providers
Posted by James Strachan <ja...@gmail.com>.
On 2/15/07, donvito <ds...@gmx.net> wrote:
> Hi,
> sorry, i know that this is pretty basic stuff, but i don't get it:
> is it possble to send/receive messages with ActiveMQ as a stand-alone client
> to/from
> a different JMS provider, e.g. Sun's AppServer with its "Java System Message
> Queue"? Or to put it another way:
> Can an ActiveMQ JMS-client talk only to an ActiveMQ JMS-broker/provider?
Generally speaking yes. The JMS-client is typically developed for a
specific broker.
Though now that we have StompConnect...
http://stomp.codehaus.org/StompConnect
you can actually use any Stomp client to talk to any Messge Broker. So
once we've got Stomp support in the ActiveMQ client you will be able
to talk Stomp to any MOM provider.
Though for efficiency, I'd recommend using the JMS client of your
broker if it supports JMS
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