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OpenCredo AMQ featured on InfoQ
Josh Long of InfoQ has published an article that describes our recently launched OpenCredo AMQ project.
From Josh's article:
"[W]hile JMS is a very prevalent, standard mechanism to connect Java clients to messaging middleware, it's not the only game in town. AMQP can bring sophisticated messaging solutions to Java users, too. OpenCredo's announcement - an integration of AMQP with the Spring Integration framework - represents a practical demonstration of how to bring AMQP-based messaging systems to the enterprise through the Spring framework."
Josh also made reference to some of the future plans for the project:
"On the to-do list is support for a event-driven (as opposed to a poller-driven) client, and declarative Spring transaction management for the client."
Finally, Josh also mentioned is our other recently announced open source project, the OpenCredo Esper extension:
"OpenCredo recently announced support for using Esper - a Complex Event Processing (CEP) solution - in conjunction with Spring Integration. Esper support provides a powerful one-two punch, enabling messaging and monitoring from a simple, POJO-centric Spring Integration standpoint."
OpenCredo are very excited to be a part of QCon London this year. QCon is spread out over 2 tutorial days (8th and 9th March), with the main conference taking place on 3 further days (10th-12th March).
As part of the conference, OpenCredo CEO Russ Miles will be the Pragmatic Cloud Computing track host (track now finalized!) and is also a speaking in the last slot on the Thursday where we're going to share some of our team's more interesting Cloud development and deployment experiences.
OpenCredo have also booked a room just off the main breakout hall, so if you're at the event and fancy a chat with our team then please feel free to pop in.
