Is the LINGO project still alive?

[tom.bujok]

Hi,

I have a question concerning the LINGO project. Is it still alive. It seems that nobody is working on that project. Would you recommend something new to implement JMX over JMS?

Regards,
Tom

[James.Strachan]

2009/5/25 szefo <szefo7@...>:
> Hi,
>
> I have a question concerning the LINGO project. Is it still alive.

Its still alive, though its kinda finished really. Most of the active
development effort has moved to the Apache Camel project

http://camel.apache.org/


which is similar to Lingo but works with different protocols in addition to JMS


> It seems
> that nobody is working on that project. Would you recommend something new to
> implement JMX over JMS?

I know of another OSS project which will be tackling JMX over JMS in a
few weeks time (I'll reply when the site is public) - but apart from
that I'm not aware of another.

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[tom.bujok]

James.Strachan wrote:

2009/5/25 szefo <[e-mail]>:
> Hi,
>
> I have a question concerning the LINGO project. Is it still alive.

Its still alive, though its kinda finished really. Most of the active
development effort has moved to the Apache Camel project
http://camel.apache.org/
which is similar to Lingo but works with different protocols in addition to JMS

> It seems
> that nobody is working on that project. Would you recommend something new to
> implement JMX over JMS?

I know of another OSS project which will be tackling JMX over JMS in a
few weeks time (I'll reply when the site is public) - but apart from
that I'm not aware of another.

Thank you very much for your reply.
I have also not found any other implementation of JSR-160 JMS connector (JMX over JMS) (maybe in exception of: http://j2ee-wg.web.cern.ch/j2ee-wg/SonicMQ50/sonicmq_docs/mgmt_api/com/sonicsw/mf/jmx/client/JMSConnectorClient.html)
I asked this question because I am seeking an actively developed project regarding this topic... but in this case I will still use LINGO.

Regards,
Tom