This project demonstrates the use of STOMP over WebSockets on Spring Boot in conjunction with Apache ActiveMQ and Apache Camel to send data to clients in real-time. For a more detailed explanation, visit the blog page at http://yalingunayer.com/blog/realtime-data-delivery-on-spring-boot-using-activemq-and-stomp-over-websockets-part-2
Install and run your ActiveMQ instance. If the address your ActiveMQ is running on is not tcp://localhost:61616 change the configuration at src/main/java/messaging/config/CamelConfig.java
Once ActiveMQ starts running, run the application with the command gradle bootRun
Visit http://localhost:8080 to access the UI.
Login with one of the following users:
| Username | Password |
|---|---|
| user1 | pass1 |
| user2 | pass2 |
| user3 | pass3 |
Make sure to login with different users on different browser sessions (multiple browsers or browser tabs) to demonstrate both user-specific and broadcast message delivery in real-time.
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