Wishing to have a publish/subscribe message queue available in .NET, I have looking for ways to allow .NET to talk to a JMS implementation. After reading the article An Introduction to IKVM by Avik Sengupta, I took the latest release of ActiveMQ and IKVM, complied the jar files (as described in the article), and modified […]
Apache Geronimo is the workhorse open source Java™ 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) 1.4 server container with an open framework that’s ready to host a variety of existing servers and services. ActiveMQ is a proven best-of-breed, open source Java Messaging Service (JMS) engine with a Swiss-army-knife arsenal of features and connectivity options. When you marry […]
Lingo is the only Spring Remoting implementation that supports asynchronous calls and remote callbacks. Today I’ll cover all the nitty gritty details of the async/callback related functionality along with the limitations and gotchas.Asynchronous method invocation and callback support by Lingo is an awesome feature and there are several usecases where these are an absolute must. […]
The previous blog entries showed how JMS providers like Jboss Messaging and MantaRay could be used with GlassFish. ActiveMQ is also one such JMS provider http://activemq.apache.org/ , the following steps describe the configurations required to use ActiveMQ with GlassFish.
Install GlassFish V2 and ActiveMQ 4.1
GlassFish V2 : https://glassfish.dev.java.net/downloads/v2-b33e.html
ActiveMQ 4.1 : http://activemq.apache.org/activemq-410-release.html
Modify the glassfish domain’s (default domain […]
ActiveMQ ships with a simple chat demo. The chat demo uses a Servlet to relay AJAX requests to and from a JMS Topic (the source for this application is also a good place to start if you are interested in learning about Jetty Continuations). Below are some instructions on how to build an alternate client […]