Gregg Wonderly wrote:
>My broker, because it uses a lightweight, native java ESB, can have any type
>of
>external interface plugged in. I have JMS in/out, a private XML socket stream
>inbound, and JDBC out plus several other vendor specific inputs. By not
>driving
>the core with a standard that has limits, I have the flexibility to plug in
>whatever I need. That's an architectural advantage that just using WS doesn't
>support.
>
Gregg, what are your plans for this broker? Is it for a commercial
product, freeware, open source, ... ? Or for in-house usage only?
(which seems a shame given the feature set you describe)
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