Martin Gale’s blog

web 2.0, extended integration, pervasive messaging and other technical thoughts

About

As the title suggests my name is Martin Gale, I live near Winchester in the UK and work for IBM. I work with IBM customers to develop solutions using leading edge IBM Software products in what we call the Extended Integration space. This involves extending the reach of the SOA products that live in data centres into the hands of users on desktops, in branches and so on.

I’ve decided to keep this blog as a place to put any interesting thoughts I have or indeed helpful snippets I discover along the way. I hasten to add the primary purpose for this is somewhere I can easily store and retrieve information, if it helps somebody along the way, then so be it :-)

2 Responses to “About”

  1. murat celep said

    Dear Martin,

    I have been trying to understand how the Lotus Expeditor messaging part works with JMS. I would like to have an application that runs on windows mobile 6.1 and uses JMS messaging capabilities including the fire-and-forget (aka store-and-forward) over GPRS. I considered MqEveryplace(mqe) , but in the comparison of mqe and microbroker, it is stated that the mqe does not have store-and-forward and also does not work with topics so I am more interested in the MicroBroker. As far as, I understand, in the microbroker archtitecture the client does not store the messages. So does it mean that the windows mobile device which is my target device should also run the broker which then via a bridge connects to a websphere message broker or websphere mq? How would the architecture in such a case look like ?

    And the other thing I wonder is about the JVM. So as far I understand all of the microbroker clients are written in Java. Given that there is no JVM installed on the windows mobile devices I am considering by default, do I need to get this “IBM Device Runtime Environment Authorized User License” on top of the “IBM Lotus Expeditor Client Authorized User License” per device?

    Thanks in advance,
    Cheers!
    Murat

  2. Good work Mister Gale !

    Good to see that you are in the Mashup business as well.
    Give me a ping if you are interested, as I lost you emailadrress..

    Thanks in advance,

    Taco

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