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I'm building a java client server application (both are JSE), here a quick description.

  • Server
    The server interact with an external system receiving "requests" and providing "responses" to these requests via TCP/IP. The content of the "response" depends on "rules" described into a "rules deposit".

  • Client
    Clients are Java applications connected via HornetMQ to server. I have multiple clients that (not simultaneously) can change the "rules deposit" to update/change or correct the response behavior.

My question is: how I implement this shared "rules deposit"? Are common frameworks I can use ?

Some notes: I cannot use shared file I'm not obliged to use HornetMQ I prefer not to use Database RDBMS

Sankar V
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  • Clients should access the "rules-deposit" through calls to the server, i.e. the server should offer an API to access the rules-deposit. Then on th server, store in in whatever technology you like (why not RDBMS ?) – Pierre Henry Apr 12 '13 at 11:50
  • If possible I prefer not to implement a specific protocol for my needs. I prefer not to use DB because I'm not sure I can access DB directly from clients. – user2273772 Apr 12 '13 at 12:10

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