Search Results for "jms queue"

...Built-in message tracing capability, also support opentracing. Versatile big-data and streaming ecosytem integration. Message retroactivity by time or offset. Reliable FIFO and strict ordered messaging in the same queue. Efficient pull and push consumption model. Million-level message accumulation capacity in a single queue. Multiple messaging protocols like JMS and OpenMessaging. Flexible distributed scale-out deployment architecture. Lightning-fast batch message exchange system.

MQConsole is a small JavaFX2 utility application which allows you to interact with an IBM Websphere MQ messaging broker. You can see the existing queues, browse the messages in the queues, see those messages or send a new message to a queue. No need to have administrative credentials, just configure the hostname where the broker is in, the channel and the name of the queue manager.

Developing Queue Message admin gui based tools for OpenMQ (GlassFish JMS) / Oracle WebLogic MQ. The name of tool is QBrowserV2. It aims to implement functionality such as New Message Create/Send, Delete Messages, Forward Messages, Subscribe TOPICs.

A Java Swing-based GUI for viewing queues on a JMS server, browing their contents, loading and saving queues with multiple messages and more.

JMSServer is an implementation of Java Messaging Service (JMS) API specification. Use it to send and receive messages between threads, processes and machines using well-known queue and/or publish/subscribe paradigms.

Lightweight, fast and extensible message queue bridge that can connect different message providers such as Progress Sonic MQ or IBM WebSphere MQ (former MQ Series). Plugins for JMS and MQI are provided.

An fast Message Systeme for Queue/Broadcast based communication which implements 1.1 Java Message Service Specification.Differnet APIs and Forntends: JMS, mMsg Client/Station, Console, Custom Tags, Servlet/Applet.Support communication like XML, TCP, HTTP

A persistent Queue Framework. Although there are several JMS implementations we are finding that with a large number of queues their performance degrades. Hence the idea was to create a simple persistent queue framework which uses Berkley DB.

This is one small and fast JAVA implementation of java.util.queue which permanently stores queue data into files. Use of this implementation avoid use of huge JMS implementations. All read and write operations have to be on one JAVA virtual machine.

JAmba is a simple JMS queue routing service. The service allows JMS messages to be passed between local and networked JMS queues through jgroups.