JEvent offers tools for leveraging XMPP and XMPP Publish-Subscribe, comprising documents and implementations, for various purposes.
JEvent is an innovative software suite that includes a set of documents and implementations aimed at revolutionizing the Event Driven Architecture (EDA) landscape. The software is built on the widely used XMPP (eXtensible Message and Presence Protocol) and XMPP Publish-Subscribe protocols.
The development of JEvent specifications and implementations is ongoing, with the software currently deployed at Stockholm University to solve real-world problems. JEvent is presented with the intention of providing a novel solution that will be of immense value to users in various sectors.
As of now, JEvent is only available as a set of client-side libraries and components. The message hub used for JEvent is a standard XMPP server with support for JEP-0060. If you're looking for an easy server to get started with, j-eai is an excellent option. It's an extension of ejabberd that adds more support for Publish-Subscribe. It's worth noting that JEvent can coexist with the client-side components and integration libraries provided with j-eai, which offer an alternative approach to EDA using PubSub.
There are currently two versions available for JEvent implementations: a perl-implementation based on Net::XMPP and a j2ee-implementation tightly integrated with the JBoss AS. Regardless of which version you choose, JEvent is easy to use and provides excellent functionality for Event Driven Architecture.
The development of JEvent specifications and implementations is ongoing, with the software currently deployed at Stockholm University to solve real-world problems. JEvent is presented with the intention of providing a novel solution that will be of immense value to users in various sectors.
As of now, JEvent is only available as a set of client-side libraries and components. The message hub used for JEvent is a standard XMPP server with support for JEP-0060. If you're looking for an easy server to get started with, j-eai is an excellent option. It's an extension of ejabberd that adds more support for Publish-Subscribe. It's worth noting that JEvent can coexist with the client-side components and integration libraries provided with j-eai, which offer an alternative approach to EDA using PubSub.
There are currently two versions available for JEvent implementations: a perl-implementation based on Net::XMPP and a j2ee-implementation tightly integrated with the JBoss AS. Regardless of which version you choose, JEvent is easy to use and provides excellent functionality for Event Driven Architecture.
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