By bloid
via oreillynet.com
Published: May 04 2007 / 19:04
Recent trend towards bringing asynchronous messaging closer to scripting world is very encouraging (in my opinion) as it will bring completely new programming concepts to script developers and much wider adoption of asynchronous messaging patterns. What I primarily have in mind here is Stomp (Streaming Text Orientated Messaging Protocol), a lightweight messaging protocol, which makes it easy to implement clients for most of the scripting languages (the most of the mainstream scripting languages already have Stomp clients implemented). Currently only ActiveMQ implements native Stomp support and enables script developers to enjoy all goodness of loosely-coupled asynchronous integration of their applications. Support for virtually any JMS broker is provided through StompConnect project.
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