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Webinar on reliable messaging with Jetty, Cometd and ActiveMQ

Posted by: Greg Wilkins on 02/10/2010

Jan Bartel (Intalio) and Daan Van Santeen (Progress FUSE) will be giving a series of live webinars on how Jetty, Cometd and ActiveMQ can be used to provide a reliable messaging platform to the browser.

  • What Jetty is and how its CometD Bayeux implementation implements messaging to the browser
  • What Apache ActiveMQ is and how its JMS implementation allows for reliable messaging
  • What the JMS and Bayeux messaging protocols are and how they complement each other How these technologies can be combined to create a flexible and reliable platform to implement messaging from a back-end system to a browser

The webinar includes a simple demonstration of fault tolerance failover from the browser.

 

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Greg is the lead developer of the Jetty open source servlet server and a member of the experts group for the servlet specification from the Java Community Process. Greg has contributed to Geronimo, JBoss, activemq, DWR and other open source projects. Born in Sydney in 1964, Greg graduated from Sydney University with an honours degree in Computer Science in 1986. Since then he has worked as developer, designer, team leader and architect on varied problem domains including telecoms and WWW. Greg is the founder of Mort Bay Consulting and the CEO of Webtide.

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