So on NMS as i replied earlier for me
API, OpenWire, AMQP are the must to keep for sure. API Openwire both released and maintained AMQP has been active last year using the amqplite lib, the lastest work is working it didnt release because there was a query sent to legal because of query by clebert but no one came back to here to say result. Btw i checked that ticket and turns out a non issue. The latest should look to release. Also seems we have someone willing to continue contributing. Lastly AMQP a significant effort has been made to give native support in Artemis as such it seems fitting that a similar support is provided client side. The others i am not opinionated on. Get Outlook for Android From: Arthur Naseef Sent: Wednesday 20 March, 01:31 Subject: Re: [DISCUSS] Status of NMS & CMS To: [email protected] Chatting with Justin about NMS this afternoon, there are some specific questions that come up. Note the goal here is clarity and updating the website (thank you Justin for working on the website). Before jumping into these questions, I want to make clear that I feel strongly NMS is an important part of the ActiveMQ offerings over-all. I would be against attempts to deprecate the API and OpenWire parts of NMS, and likely others as well. - Looking at individual NMS Providers (see this page: http://activemq.apache.org/nms/) - NMS.XMS - The link goes to a generic description page. Nothing else. There are no download links and no references to sources. Makes me think, does this thing even exist? - So, yes it does: https://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf/activemq-nms-xms.git - There are no branches (other than master) and no tags on this repo - Looks like Jim Gomes has worked on this - So, is this released? If not, can we, and should we, release it? - NMS.WCF - I see a release download link here, http://activemq.apache.org/nms/wcf-downloads.html - However, I cannot find the sources - Do we have the sources? - NMS.AMQP - There are 3 branches in the source tree, including one named 1.7.x - However, there are no tags - There are release notes on the web site, but no release downloads - Was this released? If not, can we, and should we, release it? - NMS.ZMQ - There are 4 branches in total, including ones named 1.5.x, 1.6.x, and 1.7.x - I don't see this one on the website, but do see the source tree (here: https://github.com/apache/activemq-nms-zmq/) - There do not appear to be releases - Was this released? If not, can we, and should we, release it? - Also, can we get some information to fill out on the website explaining what this provider supports? - How are the providers wired into the application with NMS? - Are they pluggable, like the ActiveMQ java's transport mechanism (e.g. tcp: chooses openwire, stomp: chooses stomp, etc)? I appreciate any insight that can be provided on these questions. Thank you! Art On Tue, Mar 19, 2019 at 4:52 PM jgenender wrote: > Michael André Pearce wrote > > Be good if those PRs for CMS could reopen. It be great to have cms back > on > > track and an updated release. IMO > > +1 > > I think it would be great... there are some nice patches in there. We > really need to reopen that discussion for cleaning up the repo and move it > forward. Its a nice code base. Tim did a really nice job with it. > > Jeff > > > > -- > Sent from: > http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/ActiveMQ-Dev-f2368404.html >
