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Fei Liu
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      01-11-2007
Hello guys!

I'm looking for some messaging framework (written in C/C++) which allows
multiple applications on multiple machines to securely exchange messages
(i.e. MAD daemons on multiple NSP) such as "user X logged in/out",
"there are policy rules for user X", and such on.

Do you know any such kind of the messaging framework?

I googled around, but most of stuff is Java based (JMS).
So far I found only Spread Toolkit, but it does not have security
features right out of the box.
 
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Ondra Holub
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      01-12-2007

Fei Liu napsal:
> Hello guys!
>
> I'm looking for some messaging framework (written in C/C++) which allows
> multiple applications on multiple machines to securely exchange messages
> (i.e. MAD daemons on multiple NSP) such as "user X logged in/out",
> "there are policy rules for user X", and such on.
>
> Do you know any such kind of the messaging framework?
>
> I googled around, but most of stuff is Java based (JMS).
> So far I found only Spread Toolkit, but it does not have security
> features right out of the box.


I am not sure whether it is good for your requirement, however quite
good library is ACE http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/ACE-overview.html
It is not super easy to learn to work with it, but once you get
familiar with it, it is very usefull.

 
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Jeff F
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      01-14-2007

"Fei Liu" <> wrote in message
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> Hello guys!
>
> I'm looking for some messaging framework (written in C/C++) which allows
> multiple applications on multiple machines to securely exchange messages
> (i.e. MAD daemons on multiple NSP) such as "user X logged in/out", "there
> are policy rules for user X", and such on.


Google OpenMPI? Also boost has reviewed and accepted an mpi library.

Jeff


 
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