Using RabbitMQ as a multiprotocol message broker
Installing and using an external RabbitMQ as a full-featured message broker enables new technological opportunities and the design of a production-like infrastructure.
Getting ready
In this recipe, we will install RabbitMQ as a standalone server and configure it so it supports STOMP messages.
We will also update our WebSocket Spring configuration to rely on this full-featured message broker, instead of the internal simple message broker.
How to do it…
- From the Git Perspective in Eclipse, check out the
v8.2.x
branch this time. - Two new Java projects have been added, and they must be imported. From Eclipse, select the File | Import… menu.
- The Import wizard opens so you can select a type of project within ...
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