[openamq-dev] Ruby QPID libraries

[Carl Bourne]

Thanks Rob - So much for an interoperable standard!

Everything about AMQP seems to be so vendor specific at the moment.

I'm really looking for any easy way to do some prototyping with AMQP for a new project without getting into too much Java/C++.

It seems the only way to do this easily now is with RabbitMQ and their experimental STOMP adapter.

Could anybody explain the pros and cons for STOMP versus the native AMQP wire API's?

Regards,

Carl


-----Original Message-----
From: openamq-dev-bounces at lists.openamq.org [mailto:openamq-dev-bounces at lists.openamq.org] On Behalf Of Robert Godfrey
Sent: 29 April 2008 12:05
To: OpenAMQ development discussion
Subject: Re: [openamq-dev] Ruby QPID libraries

Hi Carl,

2008/4/29 Carl Bourne <cbourne at intellect.co.uk>:
>
>  Sorry - Should have created a new subject for this!
>
>  Just noticed there are some Ruby client libraries for QPID - has anybody
> tested this with OpenAMQP?

I'm a Qpid developer, rather than connected to OpenAMQ...

As far as I know the OpenAMQ server speaks AMQP0-9;  in Qpid the Ruby
client on trunk speaks AMQP0-10 and the soon to be released M2.1
speaks AMQP0-8.  So out of the box I don't think there is a version
that will work with OpenAMQ

However I don't imagine that it would be a huge piece of work to
upgrade the Ruby client from 0-8 to 0-9 should someone wish to
volunteer to do so ...

-- Rob
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