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ActiveMQ and another implementation of FOSS JMS for Android

I am engaged in a science project that focuses on providing some of the improved LBS services for Android. To do this, we create a little middleware. Its main message uses MOM (in our implementation -> JMS).

In the past, I used ActiveMQ JMS implementation using JNDI connection, and it seems to be unavailable on Android. I searched the Internet, and I found several topics about using XMPP as a transport to communicate with an event broker.

The problem is that I have never worked with XMPP, and it seems that this is really not trivial compared to the "standard" use. Is this really different from the “standard” JNDI / ActiveMQ? Also, are there other FOSS JMS implementations for Android that are easy to use?

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With ActiveMQ, you can use STOMP as a protocol. its much simpler than xmpp.

It seems that for android there is no built-in topological implementation (for Java there are several). But the specification has only one page, so this should not be a problem.

RabbitMQ. rabbitMQ Android-.

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