Access JMS systems from python via a REST API
Project description
PyHJB allows python programs to access JMS messaging systems. It does this via a REST version of the JMS API provided by HJB, the HTTP JMS bridge.
HJB provides access to JMS resources via HTTP. It acts as an HTTP gateway server for any JMS 1.1 messaging provider, providing RESTful equivalents for most of the non-optional portions of the JMS API.
PyHJB is a pure python package which, via HJB, allows python programs to:
send/receive messages from any Enterprise Messaging System that supports the JMS 1.1 API. It is distributed with a few demo scripts showing it being used with various different messaging providers: WebSphere MQ, Swift MQ, Active MQ and JBoss Messaging.
register JMS administrable objects e.g, queues, topics and connection factories.
configure JMS runtime objects, e.g, connections, sessions, message consumers, message producers, queue browsers and durable subscribers etc.
Importantly, python programs written using PyHJB are portable across JMS messaging providers. The programs use the JMS API via HTTP, rather than a vendor’s custom messaging API, thus combining two great maintainability traits:
the use of the JMS API
being written in python!
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