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Hello everyone,
I am looking for open source message queue implementation in Java. Does anyone know where can I find a 100% pure Java implementation of message queue with basic features? It is better an implementation which does not rely on other components and can be used as a utility class.
Thanks in advance,
George
I am looking for open source message queue implementation in Java. Does anyone know where can I find a 100% pure Java implementation of message queue with basic features? It is better an implementation which does not rely on other components and can be used as a utility class.
Thanks in advance,
George
Not sure if it's what you're looking at, but maybe http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/sandbox/messenger/ can be of use.
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Thanks jwenting,
Your reply is very helpful. I simply want a local message queue and I want to queue some requests from user interface, and process them from the queue with priority. I also want to register/unregister message sender/receivers dynamically.
I have found out that the "Messenger" project you recommended is a Web and JMS based technology. Does it tie to Web application messages or does it need a server? My requirement is very simple and I do not want the message queue to be relied on any type of servers or databases. I want it to be used as a utility class. I think you are an expert of this field. Could you help?
regards,
George
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Originally Posted by jwenting
Not sure if it's what you're looking at, but maybe http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/sandbox/messenger/ can be of use.
I have found out that the "Messenger" project you recommended is a Web and JMS based technology. Does it tie to Web application messages or does it need a server? My requirement is very simple and I do not want the message queue to be relied on any type of servers or databases. I want it to be used as a utility class. I think you are an expert of this field. Could you help?
regards,
George
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Thanks jwenting,
Your reply is very helpful. I simply want a local message queue and I want to queue some requests from user interface, and process them from the queue with priority. I also want to register/unregister message sender/receivers dynamically.
I have found out that the "Messenger" project you recommended is a Web and JMS based technology. Does it tie to Web application messages or does it need a server? My requirement is very simple and I do not want the message queue to be relied on any type of servers or databases. I want it to be used as a utility class. I think you are an expert of this field. Could you help?
regards,
George
Even i need to implement message queue [LinuxQ] which should not relay on any type of servers ,in java [preferably need an Open Source Messaging Queue Solution].
Pls Help me out .
Regards
Antriksh
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Hello everyone,
I am looking for open source message queue implementation in Java. Does anyone know where can I find a 100% pure Java implementation of message queue with basic features? It is better an implementation which does not rely on other components and can be used as a utility class.
Thanks in advance,
George
I work in messaging software (MQ and SIB) and I have a VERY simple messaging simulation I wrote for education purposes that you might find helpful. Its a simple set os classes that uses an ArrayList as a 'queue' and main() starts 2 threads, a Producer and a Consumer, that put and get 'messages' from the 'queue'. Each 'message' is actually just a random string, but it works. Each thread uses re-entrant locks for 'queue' access. I can send it to you if you like. Keep in mind this stuff is REALLY simple, but it does demonstrate the concept.
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George, I think I understood everything you were saying up to here. "I also want to register/unregister message sender/receivers dynamically." What does that mean? Because up until then, it sounded like you simply wanted a generic priority queue, which is not hard to implement yourself, since Java already provides a PriorityQueue class.
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