Re: Reading message queues with Java?

In article <482b151d$0$6914$9b622d9e@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, michael.justin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
bernd wrote:

I have checked JMS just superficially, I might be wrong, but I have
read that JMS manages communication between two Java progs, not
between a program in a different language and a Java application.

Moreover, in my environment setting up JMS would be too much effort at
the moment, I need something simpler (ideally, a package of the JDK).

Many JMS (or general MoM) libraries for Java can be "embedded" in the
application so that performance and memory footprint is very low.
Maybe xmlBlaster (www.xmlBlaster.org) does the job, I used it with
Delphi and it supports many other languages out of the box.

Hope this helps(tm)

Wish I hadn't missed the original post.

JMS manages communication between a message queue and a Java program. There is
no requirement that a Java program is used to enqueue or dequeue a message.
You can have programs written in different languages operating on the same
queue.

Eric

Eric
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