THIS IS A TEST INSTANCE. ALL YOUR CHANGES WILL BE LOST!!!!
scratch list of stuff to help with
Best way to get involved is mail dev@qpid.apache.org and say, "want to help, and state your interests"Some projects written up for Google Summer of Code GSoC – some may be done
Target Features/work areas for M5 (or whatever we call it)
- Kerberos Auth and encryption from all clients
- A-A Cluster support from all clients
- RT JVM Thread support for Java
- DR links for stand-alone and clustered brokers
- Producer side flow control
- Updated IO layer for Java
- Shared memory transport
- .NET test coverage
- Windows client build from cmd line.
- AMQP-MGMT to WS-DM and JMX bridge committed (QMan)
scratch list of stuff to help with
You can also look in JIRA under the starter section.
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The following are nice task to pick up for new committers, not required for M3: (Please mail the list if you have interest in doing any of these)
- Creation of Perl Client — Nice task to start onAMQP-MGMT to WS-DM and JMX bridge — Nice task to start on
- Integrating AMQP-MGMT into the Java broker
- Writing examples and getting started pages — Nice task to start on
- Help update this site
— Nice task to start on
- Profiling for performance improvements
Slightly more involved items
- Spring integration
- JCA / App server integrations
*C++ broker- Message Priority
- Java broker Spring integration
- Add Flow To Disk
- Message Federation for Java (Fan out & forward to remote queue) – look at C++ broker and impl in Java (might need to wait for 0-10 (M4))
- Flow control - throttling of overactive producers – might need 0-10 (M4)
- JCA / App server integrations
- Transparent 0.8/0.9/.10 support in the Java broker