In article <482b151d$0$6914$9b622d9e@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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michael.justin@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
>bernd wrote:
>
>> I have checked JMS just superficially, I might be wrong, but I have
>> read that JMS manages communication between two Java progs, not
>> between a program in a different language and a Java application.
>>
>> Moreover, in my environment setting up JMS would be too much effort at
>> the moment, I need something simpler (ideally, a package of the JDK).
>
>Many JMS (or general MoM) libraries for Java can be "embedded" in the
>application so that performance and memory footprint is very low.
>Maybe xmlBlaster (www.xmlBlaster.org) does the job, I used it with
>Delphi and it sup****ts many other languages out of the box.
>
>Hope this helps(tm)
Wish I hadn't missed the original post.
JMS manages communication between a message queue and a Java program.
There is
no requirement that a Java program is used to enqueue or dequeue a
message.
You can have programs written in different languages operating on the same
queue.
Eric
Eric
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