gearman-jms is a JMS Provider written using Gearman-Java as its back-end implementation. This allows applications written in Java using JMS to seamlessly interface with a Gearman Job Server. The result is JMS clients can use JMS to request remote work on their behalf, or receive results from a remote function call. JMS workers can use JMS to broadcast to the Job Server what functions they implement, and to receive work requests (and return work results).

Java Message Service (JMS) is an API that provides a standardized communication framework that many Java applications use to communicate with each other.

• JMS Specifications
• JMS Design (PDF, Doc)

• Interface documentation (PDF, Doc)
• Java Docs

• High Level Design (PDF, Doc)
• Protocol Design (PDF, Doc)

• Running the fake JNDI Shell
• Running the tests
• Reverse example

The code is hosted on Launchpad. A direct link to the project can be found at gearman-jms. Using this portal, all of the source code can be accessed, as well as any releases (including the most current release). Releases can also be found on the Downloads Page.

This began as a project for the PSU Computer Science Capstone (CS487-488) Spring-Summer 2009 Sequence. Project Blue team members include:

• John Ogle
• Rogelio Hernandez
• Adam Elston-Jones
• Isaiah van der Elst
• Nick Harsh
• Scott Merz

Project documents from this course:

• Project Plan
• Project Schedule