I am not quite convinced regarding the Zeroconf usage.
To use Zeroconf means to use the complete stack, and why
should a message queue implement for example APIPA?
Jeff Genender schrieb:
They use both multicast and zeroconf ;-)
Daniel S. Haischt wrote:
Jeff Genender schrieb:
Very similar ;-) In fact, I can rip the rendezvous code from AMQ (thanks
again AMQ) and do just that.
BTW, it's called Zeroconf and Bonjour is an Apple trademark and their
current implementation of the Zeroconf framework. Because of trademark
issues the dropped the former Rendezvous trademark.
And the multicast part within the Zerconf spec framework is done by
multicast DNS. So much about the gory details :)
Is AMQ using jmdns as a mDNS implementation?
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