Chapter 4. Mixing Different Technologies
In this chapter we will cover:
- Using a .NET client
- Binding an app from iPhone to RabbitMQ via MQTT
- Using messaging to update Google Maps on Android
- Publishing messages from Android in the background
- Exchanging RabbitMQ messages with Qpid
- Exchanging RabbitMQ messages with Mosquitto
- Binding a WCF application with .NET clients
Introduction
We have introduced the basic concepts in the previous chapters. Now, we will start using the concepts together in order to create real applications.
You won't find any new AMQP instruction, but you will see some typical usages of RabbitMQ; we will let RabbitMQ interact with other technologies to realize applications whose end users are both on desktop and mobile platforms. In fact ...
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