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Can I create RabbitMQ applications using web frameworks (eg Spring, or Ruby-On-Rails)?

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Can I create RabbitMQ applications using web frameworks (eg Spring, or Ruby-On-Rails)?

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Yes. To begin with, Spring has good support for message access in Java: the RabbitMQ Java client is simply a POJO library. The same is true for other POJO-based systems, such as Mule. If you specifically wish to use JavaEE EJBs as message accessors, use a stateful session bean. For frameworks in other languages, such as Ruby or in-browser Javascript, we plan on providing both RESTful HTTP access to AMQP features as well as AJAX- and web-services-style interfaces, allowing rapid development of web applications that take advantage of AMQP messaging.

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