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Java / JVM – When to use Multicast (e.g. Tibco Rendevous) instead of Point-to-Point Messaging (JMS Implementations)

Several solutions are available in the Java / JVM environment for messaging. All have in common that they exist for many years and still do its job in mission critical systems: Sending remote messages fast and reliable. There exist two different concepts...

7 replies - 4847 views - 05/20/11 by Kai Wähner in Articles

Jt7.0 - Java Design Pattern Framework for Android

Jt7.0 has been released. Jt is a design pattern framework for the rapid implementation of Java and Android applications. Jt implements many well-known patterns including Data Access Objects (DAO) and GoF design patterns. The framework addresses the...

0 replies - 1274 views - 11/13/10 by EG in Announcements

Fuse OSS Leaves the Nest

This week Progress Software watched proudly as their FuseSource division declared its ability to stand on its own two feet.  The open source organization, which produces and supports Fuse ESB, Fuse Message Broker, Fuse Mediation Router, and Fuse Services...

1 replies - 9313 views - 10/29/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in News

A Lightweight Alternative to ApacheMQ or RabbitMQ

ocamlmq is a messaging system written in OCaml (as you might have guessed) but it can be used with virtually any language (a STOMP protocol) implementation is required).  It has a small footprint and it was written using around 1,200 lines of code.  The...

0 replies - 9775 views - 08/17/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Articles

ØMQ - Fast, Broker-Free Messaging

ZeroMQ (or ØMQ) is an open source messaging library supported by the iMatix Corporation.  It has been described as messaging middleware, TCP on steroids, and now is just "a new layer on the networking stack."  Basically it allows you to design a...

2 replies - 10985 views - 07/27/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Articles

Habari MDC Container - Message Driven Components for Java and Delphi Integration

betasoft is pleased to announce Habari MDC Container, a new application server framework for Delphi™ based on the JEE concept of Message Driven Beans. Designed for event-driven application, message driven components are business objects whose execution...

0 replies - 1284 views - 06/21/10 by Michael Justin in Announcements

Elegant Async in Errai

If you haven't heard of the Errai framework, you really need to check out our interview with Mike Brock, the project lead at JBoss.  A brief introduction - Errai is a fusion of Message-Oriented Programming, RPC, and Push Messaging based on GWT.  The...

0 replies - 7913 views - 04/26/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Articles

Getting Started with the HornetQ Messaging System

HornetQ is an open source project to build a multi-protocol, embeddable, clustered messaging system with very high performance, . Messaging systems (or MOM for Message-oriented middleware) are systems focused on sending and receiving messages to...

0 replies - 25786 views - 03/05/10 by Jeff Mesnil in Articles

HornetQ Stings the Competition in Peer-Reviewed Benchmarks

Software vendors can say what they want about their products, but most developers want proof, which is why people want to test different products against the competition.  Researchers at UT Darmstadt have been testing the performance of enterprise...

8 replies - 15468 views - 02/12/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Articles

ActiveMQ in Action

Manning was kind enough to provide me with an EAP (Early Access Program) copy of ActiveMQ in Action for review.  The copy only contains chapters 1-6, 8, 12 and 14 (the other chapters are...

1 replies - 14837 views - 11/25/09 by Edward Gardella in Book Reviews

Distributed OSGi - Tilting at Windmills

I've been an enthusiastic champion regarding the advent of OSGi as used for a Java-based enterprise computing modularity standard. However, I have a very definite compartmentalization in mind as to what role OSGi should play — I draw the line at a single...

7 replies - 9227 views - 06/16/08 by Roger Voss in Articles