Hi, We are starting a new project and wanted some input/feedback to validate if ActiveMQ is a good fit.
We have a single central server and thousands of remote clients. Clients maybe located behind a NAT or Firewall. Every now and then we would like to send a message from central server to a particular client so that client can initiate a particular task. We don't expect number of messages sent from central server to client to be frequent. Any communication between server and client must be secured, preferably via SSL. Because message is sent from server to one client at any given time, we were thinking of making use of Point to Point Messaging. For PTP how does receiver get the message? Does the receiver poll message queue to check if it has any messages for him? or Is the message pushed from queue to receiver? If message is pushed, how does the provider know the IP of client where message needs to be pushed esp, when receiver is behind router/NAT. What about SSL if the message is pushed, would we need SSL certificate for each client? -Thanks- MB -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Is-ActiveMQ-good-fit-for-our-project--tp27615563p27615563.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
