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What Java Message Service Implementation?

Posted by Cliff on from the choosing-the-right-framework dept.

alapalaya queries: "If you had to implement a message dispatcher with soft real time requirements, which has to manage a lot of messages, and in general subject to a lot of problematic requirements (including object persistence); all implemented using a Java Message Service; what implementation would you use? In fewer words: in your opinion what is the best Java Message Service Implementation? Among the various JMS implementations I am currently using SonicMQ; but it doesn't seem to scale up in a proper way (to around several hundreds of clients generating from 10 to 200 messages/sec each). What do you know about other vendors/implementations?"

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  1. JBoss, OpenJMS by LarryRiedel · · Score: 3, Informative

    These are kind of obvious, but it might be useful to take a look at JBossMQ in JBoss, and at OpenJMS.

  2. Other options??? by arberya · · Score: 4, Informative

    I have tried SwiftMQ, in which the main engine is free, but add ons are at a modest cost. What I would like to see are JMS implementations on top of Spread or Elvin. The OpenJMS and JBossMQ are okay, but still lag behind the commercial vendors, but are quickly catching up.