As many of you will be aware, for some time now Red Hat has had more than one 
messaging system implementation in house:

JBoss Messaging - the project based at JBoss, (currently available in the JBoss 
EAP and JBoss SOA-P products), and Red Hat Messaging, based on the Apache Qpid 
project (currently available in the Red Hat Enterprise MRG product).

For a while now we've recognised that we need to present a single consistent 
messaging offering across the whole of JBoss / Red Hat, so the projects are 
coming together to deliver a unified cross-company messaging solution in the 
future.

To reach that goal, JBoss Messaging 2.x will implement AMQP, as we consider 
this to be of strategic importance, along with JMS, and of course the full set 
of enterprise messaging functionality that you'd expect in any serious 
messaging broker.

JBoss Messaging will also be relicensing it's code under the ASL 2.0 licence 
(moving away from LGPL) in order to be usable by the widest range of interested 
parties.

The JBoss Messaging team will work with the Apache QPid community to ensure the 
QPid AMQP clients work seamless with both the QPid and JBoss Messaging brokers.

The JBoss Messaging project will remain as a community project at jboss.org.

I think you'll agree this is great news and will signal the start of a new era 
of unified messaging at Red Hat. :)

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