Stomp.github.com//stomp-specification-1.1.html. Abstract STOMP is a simple interoperable protocol designed for asynchronous message passing between clients via mediating servers.
It defines a text based wire-format for messages passed between these clients and servers. STOMP has been in active use for several years and is supported by many message brokers and client libraries. This specification defines the STOMP 1.1 protocol and is an update to STOMP 1.0. Please send feedback to the stomp-spec@googlegroups.com mailing list. Systems Programming - 2009/Fall - Assignment3 Telnet Client. Because Stomp frames consist of plain text, it is possible to improvise a Stomp client by starting up a telnet session and entering Stomp frames directly at the keyboard.
This can be a useful diagnostic tool (for example the assignment checker can use this tool) and is also a good way to learn about the Stomp protocol. Typing the null character While most characters in a Stomp frame are just plain text, there is one required character, null, that you might have difficulty typing at the keyboard. If you will use this tutorial you will need to press ctrl+2. Stomp Tutorial.