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I am trying to interface with a Tibco EMS server using node.js and am curious if this is possible using entirely open source solutions solely in node.js. I do not want to use Tibco's Web Messaging solution.
So then this brings us to... does Tibco EMS speak any standard protocol like AMQP? Could I talk to it over a raw tcp socket? I have thought about setting up a Java service to simply handle message routing but ideally I would like the entire solution to be in node.js. I just need to be able to connect to different Queues and enqueue/dequeue messages. Thanks!
TIBCO EMS supports the JMS standard through its drivers for various platforms. For node i would say the most straight forward way would be to use it's C drivers and build a node module to connect.
Cheers Sebastian