The publish-subscribe pattern (short: pubsub) is an event handling and messaging pattern where the consumer subscribes to the provider, which in return can then publish a message that can be picked up and processed by each subscribed consumer.
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IBM MQ JMeter Extension.
Implements a Java publish/subscribe system where clients post or receive topic-specific messages via a server.
UFO EventBus: Ultra Fast Object-Oriented Event Bus for Java and Android.
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JSocket2 is a sophisticated and high-performance Java framework engineered for crafting resilient client-server applications.
Lightweight framework for interprocess communication for Java platforms.
A Java low latency pub/sub framework using multicast, one-to-many with reliable delivery
A thread-safe implementation of the publish-subscribe pattern.
Modular Monolith with simple restaurant domain. Architecture is based on Onion Architecture. Modules are communicating with each other with EventBus.
A SPARQL Event Processing Architecture
Repository for the prototype for the publish-subscribe Petri net model
Message Oranted comminication impimantaion with JMS API
Publish and Subscriber system
JObserve is a replacement for the legacy java observer package, with support for object attributes and attribute listeners.
Implementation of Google's Chubby distributed file system in Java using Raft consensus algorithm
Topic based publish / subscribe framework.
An example of using NATS for pubsub messaging
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