Subject: Re: [service-orientated-architecture] RE: AMQ: a New Messaging Standard
Actually, it's not a product - it's open source / free . Check out the website I referenced earlier. It's released under BSD license - so go ahead download and check it out if you like. Not sure if it's the same as AMQ.
Ron
Sanjiva Weerawarana wrote:
I don't think ActiveMQ is the same thing .. that's a product of Protique
I've been able to dig up absolutely no additional info on AMQ. I've heard via a contact at JPMorgan that Davies was chastised for letting the cat out of the bag.
Note that this is referred to as an open source project -- not a standard. (and since there is no site, it's obviously not an "open" open source project -- this type of project is often referred to as a gated community.)
There are a number of open source JMS implementations, so that's nothing new. One point that's different about this project is that it's supposed to support multiple language bindings -- in particular C.
- Anne
On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 09:44:01 -0800, Logan, Patrick D <patrick.d.logan@...> wrote: > > > >It is not often a new middleware standard comes along. AMQ is being > >backed by financial institutions that want a new vendor-independent > >messaging standard. This obviously has implications for future SOA > >structures. You can read about it in the NGAA Group at the link below: > > > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/n-gaa/message/431 > > A quick google did not turn up any location for the project itself. > Maybe I missed something. They may get a better response to an open > standard if they have a site with source, etc. > > Looking for what I missed. > -Patrick > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > >
It is not often a new middleware standard comes along. AMQ is being backed by financial institutions that want a new vendor-independent messaging standard....
... http://groups.yahoo.com/group/n-gaa/message/431 A quick google did not turn up any location for the project itself. Maybe I missed something. They may get...
I've been able to dig up absolutely no additional info on AMQ. I've heard via a contact at JPMorgan that Davies was chastised for letting the cat out of the...
I think there is one big difference: this opensource is driven by an end-user, not by product vendor... (afaik). I think this is very promising trend in...
... IBM tried some time ago to create an open standard messaging protocol that MQ supported. It is documented on the web under the name MQIsdp or MQ scada...
I'm a bit surprised that they'd find the need to invent another protocol. Since WS-Reliable Messaging (and WS-Reliability I believe) are both RF standards, why...
I couldn't find anything either. Its amazing, however, how much buzz this thing has created on Wall St. Dave ________________________________ From: Anne...
More specifically: http://activemq.codehaus.org/ A little Google does magic. Ron ... -- _____________________________________________________________ Ronald...
Apparently they have a lot of free time and extra project funding on their hands, and are in need of a new kind of infrastructure for supporting their SOA :-) ...
Actually, it's not a product - it's open source / free . Check out the website I referenced earlier. It's released under BSD license - so go ahead download and...
Hi Ron, Sorry to have appeared to ignore your email. It doesn't appear to me that this has anything to do with ActiveMQ, aside from similarities in the...
Yes it is indeed free .. under Apache licence. What I meant by product was that one can buy commercial support for it from those guys. And it appears that its...
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