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JMS/MQ design question

 
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Hi All,

I would greatly appreciate if someone could give somepointers on this.

We are developing a stock trading system from scratch. We need to connect
to stock exchange for Market data feed.

Stock exchange provides ip address and port. I know ican do a socket programming to listen to the stream and write the bytes.

But just wanted to know can we use JMS/MQ both for asynchronous support and reliability.

If it is possible to use JMS/MQ do we need to build both server and client?? kindly advice

our front end is Swing and not web based application, in such case is it worth to use Application server only for JMS implementation ?? or it is wise to use opensource frameworks such as ActiveMQ instead of using JMS

Do please put your thoughts, any pointers is greatly appreicated.



regards,
Aleem
 
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