Apache NMS 1.2.0 RC1 is out

After several months of hard work we've finally finished the next major release the the Apache NMS clients. The ActiveMQ .NET client has undergone a major rewrite to improve stability and performance. We've added new features like support for the JMS style StreamMessage and much much more.

Check it out today!

You can download the RC1 source and binary packages from here

FUSE Message Broker .NET Client released today!

FUSE Message Broker .NET Client has just made its first release!

Based on the Apache ActiveMQ .NET / NMS technology, this product allows .NET and C# applications to interoperate seamlessly with existing Java-based FUSE Message Broker deployments.

This initial release (v.1.1) is supported on Windows XP and Server 2003 (both 32- and 64-bit) with .NET 2.0 and up.

Head on over to the FUSE Forge to download it now:

http://mbnet.fusesource.org/

FUSE version of ActiveMQ-CPP now available!

A new FUSE version of the ActiveMQ C++ client is now available here, this version provides several new examples that aren't available in the Apache release of the C++ client.

Python Client that makes use of ActiveMQ-CPP

If you've ever wanted to talk to an ActiveMQ broker from Python using the native Openwire protocol in ActiveMQ then I've got just the thing for you, this Python Client for ActiveMQ makes use of ActiveMQ-CPP under the covers and will soon allow you to use the new 3.0 release which will make the Failover functionality available in your app.

And for those of you on Ubuntu, Dejan Bosanac has put together an excellent guide on how to build it on ubuntu.

ActiveMQ-CPP 3.0.1 Released

This Friday ActiveMQ-CPP 3.0.1 was released. This release fixes some issues that were found in the Failover Transport, and also some minor issues with URI options that weren't getting applied correctly. I highly recommend that anyone using 3.0 move up to 3.0.1.

New ActiveMQ-CPP tutorial posted

I took some time today to write a short tutorial on how to handle the advisory messages that ActiveMQ can send using the CPP client. Its still a work in progress but comments are welcome.

The tutorial is available here.

ActiveMQ-CPP 3.0 Released

Finally! ActiveMQ-CPP 3.0 got released today. This release has been in the works for awhile and a lot of the code has been rewritten, simplified and otherwise scrubbed. We now support a Failover Transport and the CMS StreamMessage which mimics the JMS message of the same name.

You can visit the release page for the full list of issues that were addressed here.