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Frequently Asked Questions
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- Ease of Use: API simplicity and consistency
- Portability: 100% Java SE
- Efficiency: highly optimized performance and efficient resource utilization
- Reusability: suitable for a broad range of asynchronous message-passing tasks
- Extendibility: core elements for more sophisticated products and applications
- Reliability: free from bugs
- 100% Java-2 compliant
- Designed for high availability and to eliminate the impact of peak data surges.
- Self-monitoring load balancing provides peak performance while eliminating memory over-commitment
- Fully functional publish / subscribe and point-to-point message broker.
- Layered, modular and extensible java bean adapter classes (publishers and subscribers)
- High performance FIFO memory queues that page to mass storage when they reach a defined threshold
- Dynamic broker or peer discovery utilizing IP-multicasting MCNS (multi-cast naming service)
- Handles raw (binary), ASCII text or language-specific field-level data mapping
- Supports Java data mapping/marshalling APIs that are consistent with JDBC
- Supports automated message mapping to Java Swing tables, labels and fields
- 100% Internet protocols (implemented using TCP/IP and IP-multicasting)
- Benchmarks of sustained message broker processing reveal it will reliably process over 6,000 published messages / second on Compaq Proliant on Linux and MS Windows
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