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JMS Adapter - an usual JMS implementation (3 messages)
- Posted by: Andy Key
- Posted on: February 08 2010 19:54 EST
JMS Adapter is a thin JMS implementation that makes use of an underlying JMS implementation. It can intercept send, receive, publish, subscribe and browses, and mediate messages. As a result, when an application thinks it is sending one message type, it may actually be sending another. Not finished yet, but proof of concept documentation and code may be found at http://www.nyangau.org/ I post here, as I suspect folks may be interested in strange/novel JMS implementations. Enjoy... {{{ AndyThreaded Messages (3)
- Re: JMS Adapter - an usual JMS implementation by Jeryl Cook on February 08 2010 21:34 EST
- Re: JMS Adapter - an usual JMS implementation by Andy Key on February 14 2010 07:23 EST
- Amazon SQS adapter by Roland Beuker on February 28 2011 11:32 EST
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Re: JMS Adapter - an usual JMS implementation[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Jeryl Cook
- Posted on: February 08 2010 21:34 EST
- in response to Andy Key
Can you provide advantages of using over Spring Application Framework's JMSTemplate for example? -
Re: JMS Adapter - an usual JMS implementation[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Andy Key
- Posted on: February 14 2010 07:23 EST
- in response to Jeryl Cook
JMS Adapter is intended to provide a way to change the messages spoken by existing applications (which may have not be written in-house) through configuration rather than coding. Its not providing a new API to develop against, nor is it preventing the use of higher level abstractions (such as templates) in the applications. {{{ Andy -
Amazon SQS adapter[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Roland Beuker
- Posted on: February 28 2011 11:32 EST
- in response to Andy Key
Is this a nice solution to use Amazon SQS with Java EE (GlassFish)?