Hello, I just discovered activeMQ and even though reading through the archive indicates that what I want is possible, I would like to hear, if you think the following is reasonable:
We have written a homepage (currently in php), where javascript obtains news using the technique described in your "AJAX connection". We would like to push "new Objects" to all clients, but also allow peer-to-peer chat. (one customer can send messages to another customer). I am not 100% sure, how to do this, but I think creating a queue for every online-customer and subscribing them to (virtual?) queues (the customer and "new-object" queue) could / should work. Does this sound reasonable to you? And to be sure: running jetty+continuation on one server and the activeMQ-broker on another machine, does not pose any problems? (I am just learning how JMS really works) thanks christian -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/%22peer-to-peer%22-tf2545745.html#a7093662 Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
