I'm a bit confused by the config for Stomp and have found seemingly
conflicting info in the documentation. Please help!
I'm planning to have a stand-alone ActiveMQ server exposed to the public
internet running on a Windows Server 2008 r2 (URL: my.webserver.com). There
will be several local clients running on the same machine as ActiveMQ
(Javascript in an IE9 browser, and/or C# in a separate process) and several
remote clients running either Javascript in various browsers and/or Python
scripts (stomp.py). It seems like there are two different options for
configuring ActiveMQ:
1. Using Stomp from a remote client browser you would use (in
conf\activemq.xml):
<transportConnector name="websocket" uri="ws://0.0.0.0:61614/>
and when you connect from the remote Stomp client, the URI is:
ws://my.webserver.com:61614/stomp
2. Using Stomp locally (i.e., from the same machine as the broker):
<transportConnector name="stomp" uri="ws://0.0.0.0:61613/>
and when you connect from the local Stomp client, the URI is:
stomp://my.webserver.com:61613/
Does this look right? Is it necessary to use ws: from the remote machine
and stomp: from the local machine? What URI would you use if you were
connecting from a remote Python script (running stomp.py)?
Thanks in advance for any help.
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