This section provides links to the documentation of all Swiftlets contained in the standard distribution.
Autentication entity for a router and router network.
Deploy Swiftlet for hot deployment of SwiftMQ components.
The JMS Swiftlet is a JMS 1.1 compliant JMS server. It does implement the publish/subscribe and the point-to-point message model. It does not implement distributed transactions (XA) and application server facilities (ASF) like ConnectionConsumer as specified in chapter 8 of the JMS specification. These features are supported in the JMS XA/ASF Swiftlet available from SwiftMQ.COM.
The JMS Application Container Swiftlet enables you to run your JMS applications as a component inside the SwiftMQ router. JMS applications use an intra-VM JMS client and are either defined statically or can be hot deployed (incl. version upgrades) during runtime. Any Java application can run as a job via the Scheduler Swiftlet and jobs can be hot deployed.
JNDI 1.2.1 compliant JNDI server.
Log Facility.
The Management Swiftlet is the management facility of a SwiftMQ router.
The Monitor Swiftlet sends alert eMails to an administrator when configured thresholds of queue size, number connections or memory usage is reached.
Network Swiftlet.
The Queue Manager Swiftlet manages all queues of a SwiftMQ router.
The Routing Swiftlet provides connectivity to other SwiftMQ routers.
The Scheduler Swiftlet is an enterprise job scheduler to run registered jobs at a configurable schedule which can be based on stackable calendars.
Super-fast transactional, XA-capable, file-based, state-of-the-art data store with write-ahead log and online backup.
The Threadpool Swiftlet manages thread pools for a SwiftMQ router.
The Timer Swiftlet manages internal timers for a SwiftMQ router.
The Topic Manager Swiftlet manages topics for the publish/subscribe message model.
The Trace Swiftlet provides a central trace facility for a SwiftMQ router.
Central XA Resource Manager for a router to manage XA transactions.