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XMLBlaster as a JMS implementation

To: "'xmlblaster at xmlBlaster.org'" <xmlblaster at xmlBlaster.org>
Subject: XMLBlaster as a JMS implementation
From: Ganesh Prasad <ganesh.prasad at reply2.com.au>
Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2001 11:58:33 +1100
Reply-to: xmlblaster at xmlBlaster.org
Sender: owner-xmlblaster at xmlBlaster.org

Sorry if this has been answered elsewhere, but I couldn't find explicit
information on the XMLBlaster website.

We're building a CRM product using Java, and we find that JMS (Java Message
Service) is the natural backbone for our architecture. Can we use XMLBlaster
as the underlying JMS implementation? We need both Pub/Sub and Message
Queues (i.e. Topic and Queue objects).

What parts are stable, and what parts are still under development?

Thanks and regards,

Ganesh Prasad
Chief Service Architect
Reply2(tm) Ltd
MemberCorp Communications Group Pty Ltd
Tel  (+ 61 2)  9339 2912

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