ActiveMQ is JSM compliant:
ActiveMQ
implements JMS 1.1 specification.
ActiveMQ supports
number of languages
· .NET
· C (defunct)
· C++
· Erlang
· Go
· Haskell
· Haxe (defunct)
· Jekejeke Prolog
· NetLogo
· Node.js
· Perl 5
· Pike
· Python
· Racket
· Ruby on Rails
· Tcl/Tk
ActiveMQ support wide
variety of protocols like SSl, TCP, UDP, AMQP, MQTT, OpenWire and STOMP.
ActiveMq support persistence
using JDBC along with a high-performance journal.
ActiveMQ supports
pluggable security through various different providers like JAAS.
ActiveMQ can be
integrated with application servers Apache Tomcat, Jetty, Apache Geronimo, and
JBoss.
ActiveMQ support clustering:
You
can cluster many ActiveMQ message brokers to achieve high availability.
Supports many
advanced features such as Message Groups, Virtual Destinations, Wildcards and
Composite Destinations
You can easily embed
ActiveMQ in spring applications.
ActiveMQ support REST
and WebSockets
Producers can send
message to ActiveMQ and forget, ActiveMQ delivers the messages to the consumers
on behalf of producers.
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