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<td
class="newsheader"><b>SpyderMQ a JMS implementation</b></td>
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- <td class="newsbody"><font
face="Myriad Web,Arial">spyderMQ was released in April 2000 as the first
free implementation of the Java Messaging Service (TM) (JMS)
specification. Based on the 1.0.2 JMS specification, spyderMQ is a clean
room, pure java implementation.</font>
- <p><font face="Myriad
Web,Arial">We believe JMS plays a central role in the J2EE Web Operating
System. An asynchronous model to message passing between the different actors of
the Operating System belongs in the "kernel" of the web operating system.
By nature the web fails, nodes fail and communications fail. Therefore a design
of a distributed web OS, like J2EE cannot rely on synchronous messaging to
deliver its services. </font></p>
+
+ <td class="newsbody">spyderMQ was released
+ in April 2000 as the first free implementation of the Java
Messaging
+ Service (TM) (JMS) specification. Based on the 1.0.2
JMS specification,
+ spyderMQ is a clean room, pure java implementation.
+ <p>It is not uncommon for the Web to fail, for nodes to fail, and
+ for communications in general to fail. Therefore, distributed
applications
+ cannot always depend on a synchronous messaging model to reliably
+ deliver notifications. That's why, in addition to synchronous
messaging,
+ JMS also provides an asynchronous messaging model that implements
+ the Publish/Subscribe design pattern. A Publish/Subscribe model
+ is critical for successful collaboration between the various
participants
+ of a distributed, e-business application. We believe JMS, through
+ our jBoss/SpyderMQ component, plays a central role in the J2EE-based
+ "Web operating system" provided by the jBoss suite of products.</p>
+
<p><font face="Myriad
Web,Arial">Under the leadership of<b> Norbert Lataille </b>a Open Source group started
as a jBoss project. Development of spyderMQ is progressing fast and spyderMQ is
reaching 0.7. The group is currently working on finishing the set of features and a
1.0 implementation is eagerly awaited. This is alpha, but remarquably stable
software.</font></td>
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