Chapter 9. Using alternative protocols
This chapter covers
- The advantages of and how to use the MQTT protocol
- How to use STOMP-based applications with RabbitMQ
- How to communicate directly from a web browser using Web STOMP
- How to publish messages to RabbitMQ over HTTP using statelessd
While AMQP 0-9-1 is designed to be a robust protocol that supports the needs of most applications that communicate with RabbitMQ, there are specific use cases where there are better choices. For example, the high-latency, unreliable networking of mobile devices can be problematic for AMQP. In contrast, AMQP’s state-based protocol may be too complicated for some application environments where client applications aren’t able to maintain long-running connections ...
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