February 10, 2004

Apache Sandesha - Java gets Reliable Messaging

Sandesha is an open source java implementation of WS-ReliableMessaging Protocol on top of Apache Axis.

The aim of this project was to implement the WS-ReliableMessaging protocol on top of Apache Axis and we are happy to announce that we have achieved the target. With the current implementation of Sandesha we support reliable service for JAX-RPC based web services.

Next step of Sandesha will focus on a complete support to WS-Policy as well as WS-Addresing. By supporting these specifications we believe that the usage of Sandesha will fit into the real web service model.

[ Sandesha Whitepaper (doc) ]

This is another sign that Web Services are really gaining momentum!


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