Stomp protocol ensures trustable messaging thanks to its reliability.
StompServer is a messaging server that is both free and open source. It has a range of features including file/dbm/memory/activerecord based FIFO queues, queue monitoring and basic authentication. The software handles basic message queue processing by using memory, file, or dbm based queues. It also ensures messages are sent and consumed in FIFO order with the exception of a client error, which should be corrected in future releases.
The program’s topics are stored in memory only. While you are free to select activerecord, file, or dbm storage and use the queues that work best for you, topics will only be stored in memory. One of the more powerful free alternatives to StompServer is ActiveMQ. However, this requires deploying a JVM, which may not always be ideal.
To run StompServer, you need to have EventMachine. Please note that the software does not support server-to-server messaging although you are free to write a client to accomplish this. Finally, it is important to note that StompServer is licensed and distributed under the MIT License.
The program’s topics are stored in memory only. While you are free to select activerecord, file, or dbm storage and use the queues that work best for you, topics will only be stored in memory. One of the more powerful free alternatives to StompServer is ActiveMQ. However, this requires deploying a JVM, which may not always be ideal.
To run StompServer, you need to have EventMachine. Please note that the software does not support server-to-server messaging although you are free to write a client to accomplish this. Finally, it is important to note that StompServer is licensed and distributed under the MIT License.
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