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Setup ActiveMQ Artemis on Windows

Overview

ActiveMQ Artemis is an open-source "next generation" broker from Apache with the performance and feature-set to implement high-performance messaging systems. Artemis is the code-name used for the HornetQ code that was donated to the Apache Foundation.

Pre-requisites:

Windows 7 or higher
Java 7 or higher

Let us start Artemis setup on Windows machine.

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