On 4/10/07, <b class="gmail_sendername">Paul G</b> <<a href="mailto:paul-lists@perforge.com">paul-lists@perforge.com</a>> wrote:<div><span class="gmail_quote"></span><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">
Erik Osterman wrote:<br>> I was hoping that maybe some of you using Memcache would also be using<br>> some sort of open source message queue server. Something along the<br>> lines of MSMQ, but doesn't need to be as elaborate. I can't seem to
<br>> find any for Linux other than SAFMQ, but I dread Java applications<br>> (sorry, don't mean to poke at any of you Java developers).<br><br>i haven't decided which one to use yet for the current project i'm working
<br>on, but here are some options for ya:<br><br> * Apache MQ (closest to what MSMQ does) - java, seems to be fairly<br>mature and in use<br> * AMQP standard based -<br> * OpenAMQ - java, fairly new, incomplete
<br> * RabbitMQ - erlang (!), fairly new but seems already pretty<br>complete<br> * ICE (icecast) - (<a href="http://zeroc.com">zeroc.com</a>) c++, ice itself is 'corba done right<br>(according to them), they've got a message queue app built on top of it
<br><br>please not ehtat although there are others like STOMP, we have a requirement<br>for high performance so haven't looked at any of the simpler stuff.<br><br>i'd be very much interested i hearing what others have used and what their
<br>actual experience has been, whether with one of the above or something else.</blockquote><div><br>I just started evaluating RabbitMQ, seems like a great solution so
far, I vastly prefer it to the heavier java implementations. My problem
with all the AMQP solutions is the lack of a perl client (though the
Apache Qpid project has a ruby one). Anyone using perl/AMQP and have a
client (or interested in collaborating to develop one)?<br>
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</div>--Paul<br></div><br>