As a JMS newbie, I am trying to get my head around ActiveMQ. It seems to me that it could be advisable to write ActiveMQ servers and clients using Spring technology; at least in theory, one could avoid writing lots of boilerplate code and tying the code to any ActiveMQ vagaries... at least in theory. Is this really correct in practice?
On the plus side, do I gain anything from developing on ActiveMQ via Spring? If later I wanted to switch to, say, SonicMQ or MQSeries, would the fact that the code uses Spring ease this path? Would I avoid lots of boilerplate code? On the minus side, would I be likely to fall into any pitfalls by using Spring? Thanks in advance and best regards. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Any-advantage-in-using-Spring--tp25088551p25088551.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
