Jim Marino wrote:

On Sep 26, 2006, at 1:40 PM, Jeremy Boynes wrote:

On Sep 26, 2006, at 1:34 PM, Ignacio Silva-Lepe wrote:
Hmm, maybe I'm missing something, but AFAIK there is no interop in JMS across providers, not to mention programming languages.

I believe I can use a JMS API to ActiveMQ to send a message to a C or .NET program. I think some commercial products have similar capabilities.
I know of C clients and such for JMS, message bridges, and realize MQSeries can basically talk to anything but if it is JMS, aren't we specifically dealing with a Java API and not interop? I think a generic messaging binding would be great to have, like AMQP or MQSeries too, but it is not "JMS".
Agree, I think of JMS as the dry run for AMQP. Thus I brought up portability of the serialization so that the patterns can be re-used. Now there is a bunch of stuff that we need to do in addition. Peter provided some great comments on a thread last week. Maybe one of the qpid guys can get a cut of an AMQP binding done in two or so weeks and start debate on that. I would think we would do a Java one first and then one for C++ Tuscany and see if the two tuscany impls can work together :-).

I would like to see the following use cases working with Tuscany <-> AMQP
--Java Tuscany <-> AMQP Java binding <-> AMQP <-> AMQP C++ binding <-> C++ Tuscany (only works if you have portable serialization, but possible as AMQP JMS API maps down to AMQP.) --Java Tuscany <-> JMS binding <-> AMQP <-> AMQP C++ binding <-> C++ Tuscany
--Plus some Tuscany impl on each side should also work...


Jim

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Jeremy


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