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OpenMQ and Spring - More GroovyBlogs
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Glenn has a follow-up writeup to OpenMQ With Grails and GlassFish where he describes Message Driven POGOs (Plain Old Grails Object) using Spring and OpenMQ.
Check out
Glen's Writeup to see how his
feed/thumbnail fetcher picks and posts requests off the queues.
I exchanged mail with Glen and we will try to post more about his experiences with OpenMQ,
in the meantime, check OpenMQ |
... US Ruling on OpenSource Licenses, Wotif and OpenMQ, Rails Conf, SocialSite and OpenSocial, LWUIT
A compilation of today's news of interest:
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TheRegister reports on a ruling by the US Federal Court of Appeals asserting the Validity of Open Source Licenses. As usual, IANAL, but this surely looks like good news for OpenSource companies (like Sun). Wotif.COM is now a formal reference for Sun's distributions of GlassFIsh Server and OpenMQ. Arun will be Presenting at Rails Europe, Sept 2-4 in Berlin. Ana describes how to migrate SocialSite widgets from OpenSocial 0.7 to 0.8. And Patrick has Nice Words about SocialSite. LWUIT was released, with posts at OnTheRecord, Shai and Terrence. |
GroovyBlogs - OpenMQ with Grails and GlassFish (with a little help from HermesJMS)
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Glenn has converted GroovyBlogs to a "(largely) message driven architecture" running on Grails on top of GlassFish Server using OpenMQ. Like in the Recent Note on GridDynamics, Glenn started using ActiveMQ and switched to OpenMQ for better stability. He used OpenMQ with HermesJMS for monitoring and with the JMS Plugin for Grails integration. |
Check out the details in
Glen's note;
or check out the
NetCraft Report on GroovyBlogs.
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OpenMQ in 512 Node Setup on EC2
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Max Gorbunov, from Grid Dynamics has been testing scalability of GridGain Software for a Monte Carlo Simulation on Amazon EC2. Max initially used ActiveMQ but later switched to OpenMQ to address scalability and ease of use stability and robustness issues. The stack showed linear scalability up to 512 nodes.
Check out
Max's full report
and the
Press Release.
Also check previous entries
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OpenMQ 4.2 final released!
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OpenMQ, the high-quality and Open Source JMS implementation integrated into GlassFish and OpenESB has now reached 4.2 final. OpenMQ is rock-solid and now has wildcard topic destinations, XML message validation, C-API support tested with Tuxedo, support for MySQL Cluster Edition for HA, MySQL Enterprise Edition for standard JDBC message stores, and more. |
If you are new to OpenMQ, check this features list. Full product documentation is available here, the user FAQ is there and the mailing list is at users-AT-mq.dev.java.net. And you're interested in what's coming next, be sure to checkout the roadmap: more APIs, especially scripting and .Net, but also "Better administration integration with GlassFish".
People are noticing the quality and Big references are coming. In the meantime, make sure you've listened to Wotif.com's and SNCF's production use of OpenMQ.
To track OpenMQ, follow the openmq tag.
OpenMQ 4.2 RC2 Now Available
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Ed has announced the second Release Candidate for OpenMQ 4.2, now available at the Downloads Page. Features include:
• Performance Improvements
Full details at Release Notes and 4.2 Highlights. Earlier TA entries on OpenMQ are here. |
Please send any feedback to USERS at mq dot dev dot java dot net.
Latest Roadmap for OpenMQ
Fresh from Ed and Linda: a OpenMQ Roadmap. The web site has also improved a lot recently and contains much more information.
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The current release is 4.1; highlights included JDBC HA, Takeover and JMX interface. Downloads @Java.Net and @Sun.Com (that's under the Sun Java Message Queue brand). OpenMQ 4.2 is the latest release; beta is scheduled for late June and FCS for July. Highlights include Wildcards, XML Schema Validation, Registration, MySQL support, C-API for XA and Performance improvements. See content details and downloads. The "4.2.next" release is being planned now and is tentatively scheduled for end of 2008. The Roadmap lists the features being considered but Send your Feedback. |
The OpenMQ team is always interested in hearing from you at the USERS@mq.dev.java.net alias (starting to grow nicely). Enjoy!
OpenMQ Videos
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Alexis has collected a few good links on OpenMQ in his OpenMQ, the untold story. Noteworthy are the adoption stories from SNCF, TravelMuse, OakAir, RTL and Wotif, and the two uStream.TV videos from CommunityOne: video, part 1 and video, part 2. BTW, I can't find a public page with the roadmap for OpenMQ. I'll post it when I find it. |
More Real-World OpenMQ Adoption - SNCF and GlassFish
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GlassFish seems to be in a transportation groove; we recently had adoption stories around: Traveling and Reservations (TravelMuse and Wotif.com), Air (FAA and OAKAir) and automobile (Parking Enforcement). The latest addition covers trains through France's SNCF (see TGV, TER Chemin de Fer). |
Check out Alexis's Adoption Story and the Detailed Questionnaire. Special noteworthy to me is SNCF's use of OpenMQ, like TravelMuse, Wotif and others (we need to do a full inventory; our questionnaire didn't use to ask about that).