[1] I was reading through the AMQP standard, and it seems that there is a clear separation between the exchange, queue and binding component. However, looking at the zeromq docs, it doesn't seem as if zeromq allows you to plug in your own exchange/queue/bindings implementation.
[2] Also, is there any AMQP framework available where I don't need to worry about the protocol details and just plug in my implementations for each of these components and expect it to work? (something like fuse for AMQP).
Update: I think zeromq isn't an AMQP compliant messaging system and doesn't have the concept of binding, so I think the 1st question could be ignored.
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Apache Qpid http://qpid.apache.org allows you to build your own plugins. The docs for how to build a plugin are sparse at best, but there are plugins in the source kit you can use as examples.
Steve Huston
2010-02-16 14:41:36
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RabbitMQ supports plugins too. Here is an example called Shovel, which is a relay: http://www.lshift.net/blog/2010/02/01/rabbitmq-shovel-message-relocation-equipment
You can also write your own custom exchanges if you are willing to build from source. Making this properly pluggable is on our roadmap.
I hope this helps! If you have questions please do not hesitate to email the rabbitmq-discuss list.
Cheers
alexis
alexis
2010-02-17 12:07:38