STOMP + SSL testing

See STOMP protocol here.

Edit activemq/conf/activemq.xml and add the following transport connectors:

Start activemq.

Connect from the command line:

For non SSL just

      telnet localhost 61613

For SSL

     openssl s_client -connect localhost:61614


Connect with (login/passcode is only required if AMQ configured for authentication):


CONNECT
accept-version:1.1
login:system
passcode:manager
host:localhost

^@

CONNECTED will be echo'd

Subscribe to one or more queues:

SUBSCRIBE
id:0
destination:/queue/someQueueName
ack:client

^@


Send a message:

SEND
destination:/queue/someQueueName
content-type:text/plain

hello queue a
^@

Should see the sent message echo'd

See the protocol for more


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