[openamq-dev] How to search your mail archive via web

[Pieter Hintjens]

On Jan 24, 2008 5:38 PM, joe lee <codewalkerjoe at gmail.com> wrote:

> How to search your mail archive via web?

It's explained on the list information page,
http://lists.openamq.org/mailman/listinfo/openamq-dev.

The archives are on: http://lists.openamq.org/pipermail/openamq-dev/

> I have another question regarding OpenAMQ.  Since everything is kept in
> memory, how do you handle a situation where you have to update the kernel
> and need for reboot arises?

OpenAMQ does not guarantee delivery of messages.  It is very reliable,
but applications that need guaranteed delivery need to make a (usually
simple) reliability layer themselves, this consists of sending
messages and expecting acknowledgments from the end-point; and
resending messages after a short time if an ack does not arrive.  I'd
like to make this as a standard package at some stage.

Secondly, applications can handle a broker disconnect by retrying the
connection in a loop.

It's relatively simple to thus allow the broker to be stopped and
restarted at any time.  Obviously end-user apps will be frozen or
blocked during a broker restart, so you'd want to do this at
off-times.

> Would OpenAMQ server support qpid python client or RabbitMQ java client
> implement this type of structure: http://wiki.openamq.org/tutorial:soa ?

If you can get the qpid or rabbitmq clients talking to OpenAMQ then
you can implement the structures explained in that tutorial, yes.

-
Pieter Hintjens
iMatix


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