Port unification for OpenMQ

According to the web log of Jean-Francois Arcand, Glassfish supports port unification:
http://weblogs.java.net/blog/jfarcand/archive/2006/11/one_port_to_rul.html
In this way, it is possible to use the same port both for HTTP and IIOP.
This is done using a specific ProtocolFinder and a ProtocolHandler.
Is there any port unification support for embedded OpenMQ broker, i.e. could I redirect somehow all OpenMQ connections to my HTTP port to the intra-VM OpenMQ-broker? I wonder whether OpenMQ 4.4 could do this more easily due to the embedded more support.
Cheers, Jörg

Linda_Schneider wrote:
MQ initially put in our port mapper to allow us to handle only having a single port associated with the message traffic (so we understand why it would be desirable).
Its not that the issue is technically difficult ... [...]Thanks for all the detailed comments. I really do appreciate them.> We are discussing breaking that compatibility only when we are embedded in glassfish (but obviously not when we are running as a standalone process) but I'm not sure if we can do it right now (simply because of all the compatibility testing we would have to do for older releases in the standalone case)How about adding a configuration option / system property which is set to false by default?
So if someone wants to break this compatibility, he/she could do it.
However if this doesn't make MQ 4.4 (Glassfish v3), we should have something by v3.1Hmmm, this a bit late... GF v3 already has generalized the concept of http-listeners to network-listeners.These listeners could be considered as part of the GF v3 infrastructure.
How do the OpenMQ 4.4 changes help here? Is there anything which could be done by me, e.g.
- using a Sun support contract
- developing something myself?
h2. OpenMQ over HTTP as an alternative?
How performant is OpenMQ over HTTP (using the dedicated servlet) compared to e.g. using a end-less HTTP response stream?
Many thanks so far, Jörg
Edited by: JThoennes on Jul 9, 2009 4:11 AM
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I have set up my camera to the Apple AirPort Extreme on a Windows 8 computer, but now get an error saying, "The setup wizard cannot set up TZO DDNS with your network for remote viewing." After clicking on the Learn How to Remotely View my Camera, it suggests I need to get Port Fowarding for my router" And iot suggests my router password is incorrect which it is not. Any help for a BEGINNER would be appreciated. I cannot find the IP address for the camera or my computer either.
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