Architecture and state of xmlBlaster

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Client Complete communication over email Client Chat ClientSub many more Demos Client Chat ClientSub many more Demos Client Browser with Javascript/XML and persistent HTTP connection Browser with Applet (http tunneling) Client Chat ClientSub many more Demos Client Pushing client callbacks on the same socket connection, allows to tunnel firewalls more .... Client more ... Application e.g. Application Logic E-Mail CORBA RMI HTTP XmlRpc SOCKET SOAP Native Engine Query XPath Regular expression (XQL, SQL not scheduled) Message Unit Key Content QoS Persistence (database) Oracle,MS-SQLServer, Postgres ... Transaction JINI Transactions XA  OTS (Corba Transactions Service) Cluster Load balancing Failover Logical separation Read requirement MIME based plugins Read access requirement How to write your own access plugin Read publish filter requirement How to write your own publish plugin QoS features Extended session handling Sophisticated queuing features Callback framework with many configuration possibilities Cool message approach High performing burst mode (collect messages) -> 1800 messages/second Authentication Login Logout Certificate See org.xmlBlaster.authentication.plugins Authorization ACL See org.xmlBlaster.authentication.plugins Remote Administration XmlBlaster allows remote administration over a plugin framework. Current plugins cover: JMX access telnet access An SNMP view on states and messages Message based remote administration   Mapping RDBMS JDBC with multi DB connection pooling Password plugin README LDAP plugin README

 

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Last updated $Date: 2006-03-20 10:21:01 +0000 (Mon, 20 Mar 2006) $ $Author: goetzger $