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Re: OpenQueue (oqtane)

First of all I want to apologize because of the late answer.
Thinking about collaboration I believe it is always welcome, particularly between OpenSource projects.
xmlBlaster offers support for different protocols. Currenty there is no SOAP driver but this could probably be implemented in a similar way as the (currently pre-alpha) RPC-XML driver. I think it would be intressing to look at your SOAP interface...

Greetings
Michele Laghi
 
 

Matt Jensen wrote:

I run the OpenQueue project, and lurk on the xmlBlaster list :-) I'm
interested in hearing what people think about collaboration, too. While
the xmlBlaster team can describe their own current status and goals, let
me summarize where we are with OpenQueue, and where we might all
cooperate:

* The wire protocol is still called OpenQueue. Oqtane is the new name of
the actual server program we make available.

* OpenQueue does do persistent pub/sub messaging pretty reliably, but it
currently does not do point-to-point (the essential difference being, in
our eyes, that in PtP multiple consumers can consume messages in turn from
a topic, allowing for easy load balancing; in pub/sub, consumers consume
messages independently from each other).  PtP is a goal for OpenQueue, but
not yet designed.

* I've started defining a SOAP interface for message queuing.  This is a
very exciting opportunity, I think, for both teams to cooperate.  If we
can come up with a very simple set of MQ function definitions, a user
could run any mix of SOAP-compliant xmlBlaster or OpenQueue clients and
servers. Writing wrappers for other systems (MQSeries, MSMQ, JMS) should
be pretty easy, too.  While there's a lot that would need to be figured
out, and this would only provide basic functionality, it could be a great
leap for integration. It's better for the Open Source community to solve
this problem now, before Microsoft and IBM try to force a solution upon
us, IMHO.  Is there any interest in this in the xmlBlaster group?

Thanks,

-Matt Jensen
 NewsBlip.com
 Seattle

On Mon, 7 Aug 2000, Ganesh Prasad wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I gather from your website that xmlBlaster is a PtP and Pub/Sub product but
> not a queueing product. There is an Open Source queueing product called
> OpenQueue (recently rechristened "oqtane", at
> http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=18450). Is any
> integration/interoperability planned between these two projects? It would be
> a very powerful combination.
>
> Regards,
>
> Ganesh Prasad
> Chief Service Architect
> Reply2 Pty Ltd
> MemberCorp Communications Group Pty Ltd
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