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Re: [jetty-users] Recommended database resident message queueing system? JMS?
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I've had really good luck with Spring Integration. It comes with a Jdbc Message Adapter that can read and write messages to a jdbc source. The framework abstracts most of the underlying messaging system so you could look at scaling up to jms in the future if you need it.
-mike
On May 22, 2011, at 11:47 AM, "Nick Fenwick" <neek@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm fishing for ideas. I currently have a 'queue' thread started by a
> load-on-startup servlet, which listens to a ArrayBlockingQueue, so other
> threads can push objects onto the queue and the 'queue' thread picks
> them up and acts on them. It's basically an inter-thread messaging system.
>
> I now want to make the 'queue' database transaction dependent, so if a
> rollback of the transaction is done, it also rolls back the queue event
> objects.
>
> This seems to be what JMS would bring to the table, probably using
> ActiveMQ. However, it seems quite a complicated framework to bring into
> my project at this stage. I'd rather not have to run the ActiveMQ
> message broker as a separate thread, and all the system resources that
> would entail, given that all my clients of the MQ would be local. From
> a glance at ActiveMQ, it seems to require this out-of-process broker.
>
> Would anyone recommend another queued event system, like ActiveMQ, that
> would let me do this all in-process to my main app? I currently use
> MySQL, but anything that works over JDBC should be fine. I use
> Hibernate extensively but I wouldn't expect this queue system to require
> that at all.
>
> Thanks for any pointers.
> Nick
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