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Open Source for Implemeting Message Queues [Linux Q's]

 
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Hi Java Fellas..

Please suggest me a way out to implement a Messaging Queue in java having no dependency on anyother server[Glassfish etc.]

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Actually I am looking for open source message queue implementation in Java. Does anyone know where can I find a 100% pure Java implementation of message queue with basic features? It is better an implementation which does not rely on other components and can be used as a utility class.


Thanks in advance,
Please help me out :roll:
 
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Have you looked at OpenMQ?
 
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Please do not post the same question more than once. It wastes people's time when multiple conversations take place.
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