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betasoft is pleased to announce a Delphi and Free Pascal library for the open source message broker JBoss HornetQ 2.1.

With this library, part of the Habari JMS Client library suite (which already supports popular message brokers and application servers like GlassFish, Geronimo, WebSphere, OpenMQ and ActiveMQ), Delphi and Free Pascal developers will be able to communicate with JBoss products, including the JBoss Application Server, from Delphi applications. The release of Habari HornetQ Client is planned for March 2010.

The development version of JBoss HornetQ now includes the Stomp client code which allows to use this standalone and embeddable message broker for cross-platform integration projects with Delphi (and other languages). JBoss HornetQ

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