java - Hessian vs Tibco rv -

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i'm looking contrast tibco rv , hessian in terms of performance - java application.

any pointer me started appreciated. thanks.

depends mean "performance".

i have had lot of tibco experience no hessian can comment of rv side of things.

rv makes efficient (and mean efficient) use of network , server resouces, makes extensive use of tcp/ip broadcast avoid sending same message n clients. additionally messages not sent directly clients end point on machine forwards message clients logged on machine.

additionaly core product several years old , designed run on considered quite modest harware circa 1995 ( single processer 200 mhz 256mb memory sparcstation have been typical server end! ) on todays hardware can handle vast volume of messages while sitting twoards bottom of "top" list.

there couple of downsides (compared webshpere mq); transactional support limited , not mq or database standards plus there no built in guarenteed delivery or "dead letter" processing, although easy code around in application.


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