HornetQ at the London cloud meetup tomorrow

I'm going to be popping down to the London Cloud Meetup tomorrow (Wednesday 14th Oct) and meeting up with Manik Surtani (Infinspan/JBoss Cache) and Mark Proctor (Drools)

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How to use HornetQ in Jetty

Lightguard has written a nice blog entry on how to embed HornetQ in Jetty

HornetQ persistence puts other messaging systems to shame

See how HornetQ's lightning fast persistence performance puts other messaging systems to shame here

Announcing the release of project "HornetQ"

This is an exciting day for messaging at JBoss and Red Hat.

After months of preparation, the middleware messaging team are excited to announce the birth of a new project "HornetQ".

What is HornetQ?

HornetQ is an open source project to build a multi-protocol, embeddable, high performance, clustered, asynchronous messaging system. HornetQ is an example of Message Oriented Middleware (MoM)

HornetQ is designed with usability, flexibility and performance in mind.

HornetQ has a great feature set that you'd expect from any serious messaging broker.

Read the full announcement on our new HornetQ team blog

jboss.org down today

Apologies to anyone trying to reach any of the jboss.org sites, including jira.jboss.com.

The sites are currently down to migrate them to a bigger/faster data centre, sorry there isn't a more informative "site down" page :(

They should be back up in 6 or so hours.

JBoss Messaging 2.0 beta 3 is released

JBoss Messaging 2.0 beta 3 is released and ready for download.

Beta 3 is a minor update release. Thanks to Clebert and Andy for putting the release together.