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Using Apache ActiveMQ + XMPP on top of Simple XMPP for Messaging

I am building a messaging system and am considering using ActiveMQ with XMPP as a transport. I used simple XMPP with an OpenFire server for similar messaging-based communication between distributed parts of the system. What would be the advantage of splitting ActiveMQ on top of XMPP, given that Apache ActiveMQ's embedded Jabber server is nowhere tidy and extensible out of the box like an Openfire Jabber server.

Question 1) Can I replace the built-in Jabber server with Openfire and still use ActiveMQ?

All client and server components will be in Java, and in the past I used the Openfire XMPp (Spark) libraries.

Question 2) What will be the attractiveness of ActiveMQ for XMPP mediation

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ActiveMQ lost support for XMPP a few releases ago, so you probably won't find any advantage to use it that way. XMPP support was not well implemented and was never used.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1790672/

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