I'm working in a Tomcat 6 java web application and I have some requirements that needs to be resolved with a JMS (message queue), but need some orientation to accomplish it.
I know that Glassfish or JBoss implements his JMS Queue, but the company doesn't want to install those.
Are there any opensource alternative to a JMS implementation that could be deployed in tomcat 6?
I researched this, but after reviewing the page it's looks like a closed project. Can anyone suggest another course?
Did you check ActiveMQ integration with Tomcat
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I would definitely consider ActiveMQ.
It is very widely used and has a very active user community.
It has lots of advanced features and even supports Enterprise Integration Patterns.
And finally it integrates well into a Spring based application.
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In general, most JMS queue implementations will be standalone apps. However, you can still deploy your app in Tomcat, and either code directly to the JMS api, or using something like spring-jms or spring-integration to make it easier for yourself.
As people have said, ActiveMQ and RabbitMQ are two very good options for JMS.
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