STOMP
STOMP stands for Simple (or Streaming) Text Message-Oriented Middleware Protocol. It is a text-based protocol designed by Codehaus to operate with message-oriented middleware. A broker developed in one programming language can receive messages from a client written in another. The protocol has similarities to HTTP and operates over TCP. STOMP consists of a frame header and a frame body. The current specification is STOMP 1.2, dated October 22, 2012, and is available under a free license.
It is different from many protocols presented as it does not deal with subscription topics or queues. It simply uses HTTP-like semantics such as SEND with a destination string. A broker must dissect the message and map to a topic or queue for the client. ...
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