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Just ran into a problem where some mutlicast tests were failing on a linux box and I could not figure out why. Did a little bit of research and found out that you may need to add a route for it first. So if you have this problem try running:
route add 224.0.0.0 netmask 240.0.0.0 dev eth0
or if you have an older version of linux like me:
route add -net 224.0.0.0 netmask 240.0.0.0 dev eth0
Nice to see the new year starting off right. I Noticed this post over at the eaimatrix.com:
A plethora of message queuing products exist in today’s EAI market, all aimed at providing solutions to the problem of application integration. Few can however lay as much claim to fame as ActiveMQ, an open source Message Broker and JMS/Enterprise Integration Patterns provider which is licensed, developed and distributed under the open source Apache emblem. ActiveMQ provides support for Cross Language Client and Protocols as well as a powerful messaging broker which is supported in Java, C, C++, C#, Ruby, Perl, Python, PHP.
Read the full article by Ade Ayonrinde.
Late notice.. but James and I are doing an ActiveMQ Webinar in an hour and half. Sign up for it and let us know what you thought about it.
Yay.. The Apache Camel project has started to generate some beautiful looking PDF documentation from standard HTML by using prince and the Boom style sheet against our wiki. We contacted the Boom folks and they cleared up the license terms of the Boom file so that it’s officially open source. The Boom folks have relicensed under the very liberal MIT license.
Update:
An interesting thread docbook and HTML is going on at The Server Side.
The James Strachan has put together an awesome intro to Apache Camel.
A high quality version of the screencast also available.