Is there a way to use STOMP for iOS [closed]

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I've search the web high and low and haven't really gotten anywhere. I'm trying to connect to a STOMP server to gain access to some data feeds. I've found some Objective C wrappers but the documentation is non existant and the pre ARC code generates enough alerts to make my head explode.

I'm fairly new to this area and would really appreciate a point in the right direction. Is there some iOS API that will handle this? Or does someone else know of some ARC code that will do the job?

Answer 1

If you are looking for a library that works over sockets, the objc-stomp library is still no-ARC, but there are some forks that are ARC:

• https://github.com/lludo/objc-stomp from Ludovic Landry
• https://github.com/hstrowd/objc-stomp from Harrison Strowd

If you are looking for one that works over websockets I have done a fork of the same library that works over websockets https://github.com/nmaletm/objc-stomp (but at the moment is not ARC).

But remember that if the problem is ARC vs no-ARC, you can disable it for some files doing this https://stackoverflow.com/a/6658549/2412686.

Answer 2

There are a new STOMP Kit that implements ARC and blocks. Here -> STOMPKit

It's simple to use.

Answer 3

I ported StompKit to work over websocket for iOS as well. If you already have a server that can handle STOMP over websocket you can reuse it for your iOS client: WebsocketStompKit