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Documentation

Current Release of Fuse Message Broker (Apache ActiveMQ): 5.5.x

What’s new in the Fuse Message Broker Documentation

• Updated Security Guide (June 2011) – LDAP tutorial now with authorization
• New Product Introduction (Oct. 2011)
• New Administering a Broker (Oct. 2011)
• Updated Security Guide with information about using advisories (April 2012)
• Updated Configuring Broker Persistence with information about concurrent store and forward (April 2012)
• Renamed Client Connectivity Guide to Connectivity Guide (April 2012)

Download The Complete Documentation Set

Download the entire documentation set to your computer: Fuse Message Broker Documentation (registration required)

Searching the Library

The best way to search the library is using Google directly and narrowing the search scope using site:fusesource.com/docs/broker.

This method will limit the search to the Fuse Message Broker documentation. You can limit the scope further by adding a version number to the site: string.

For example to search the documentation for references to polling the file system you could enter site:fusesource.com/docs/broker/5.5/ cursors into the Google search field. Only results from the Fuse Message Broker version 5.5 library will be returned.

Getting Started

Book	PDF
Release Notes 5.5.1	—
Installation Guide
Product Introduction
Migrating to Fuse Message Broker 5.5
Glossary
Exploring JMS

Configuring the Broker

Book	PDF
Connectivity Guide
Configuring Broker Persistence
Broker Clustering Guide(registration required)
Security Guide (registration required)
Tuning Guide (registration required)

Broker Administration

Book	PDF
Administering a Broker
Broker Administration Tutorials

Reference

Previous Releases

4.1 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4

Demo Videos

Please enjoy these videos on using open source FUSE Message Router (Apache ActiveMQ) for messaging.

Introductory videos

• Overview of JMS Messaging Concepts – basic messaging concepts, publish and subscribe, and point to point messaging, connections and sessions, and benefits of FUSE Message Broker
• Setting up: the Guided Tour – How to get FUSE Message Broker installed, and how to properly configure your environment

Publish and subscribe examples

• Chat Application – sample code with step-by-step instructions highlighting documentation for reviewing API calls
• Durable Chat Application – sample code with step-by-step instructions highlighting new code that use durable chat capabilities
• Hierarchical Chat Application – sample code with step-by-step instructions for wildcard subscriptions
• Message Monitor – sample code with step-by-step instructions using properties files and highlight accessing forums for asking questions and clarifications
• Selector Chat – sample code with step-by-step instructions for using build.xml used to pass in command line arguments
• Transacted Chat – sample code for creating a transacted session and using commit() and rollback() with step-by-step instructions

Point-to-point examples

• Talk – sample code showing how to create queue syntax for sending and receiving, with step-by-step instructions showing round robin message delivery
• Queue Monitor – sample code with step-by-step instructions highlighting the API for session.createBrowser to “peek” at messages on the queue prior to delivery

License

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