I thought the STOMP protocol was standardised. So I don't understand the reference to Mina and Netty and why there isn't a "de-facto" client in the examples.
Can you please elaborate on whether this is a difference in the protocol? If I'm, say, connecting to a RabbitMQ STOMP server, does it matter which client RI I choose to use?
Is it possible to have an example which doesn't use Mina and Netty?
I've opened a StackOverflow question here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31627819/stampy-variations-on-stomp-protocol
I thought the STOMP protocol was standardised. So I don't understand the reference to Mina and Netty and why there isn't a "de-facto" client in the examples.
Can you please elaborate on whether this is a difference in the protocol? If I'm, say, connecting to a RabbitMQ STOMP server, does it matter which client RI I choose to use?
Is it possible to have an example which doesn't use Mina and Netty?