Hi Hiram,
On 14/05/12 10:17, Hiram Chirino wrote:
This issue was reported in:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/APLO-203
It's now been fixed in the nightly snapshot. Could verify it's working on
there?
Sorry, I had initially searched for reports of the problem the day before before
writing to the list and had waited to first check that it worked OK in 1.2, so I
missed that issue report that was logged in the meantime!
What error are you getting from the source build?
Well, aside from scala wanting to create filenames too long for my filesystem[1]
(so I'm building in a tmpfs ramdisk instead) there was a problem with maven not
finding the snapshot for hawtdispatch-scala v1.11 in the fusesource
repository[2] which I fixed by changing:
-<hawtdispatch-version>1.11</hawtdispatch-version>
+<hawtdispatch-version>1.12-SNAPSHOT</hawtdispatch-version>
...in the root pom.xml file.
That doesn't seem quite right somehow (I'm completely guessing where it comes to
maven and these snapshots/artifacts) although the apollo-util source then built
OK, but it failed next running tests on some other component (maybe
apollo-leveldb IIRC).
I just ran the build again to confirm which component failed and to copy the
output, but this time it all built successfully :S
Anyway, thanks for the quick fix, it seems to be working now over WebSockets,
except that it appears to timeout eventually and stop receiving messages, which
I hadn't noticed happen with other clients on other transports. If you know
off-hand that there is a setting for this, or can tell me that it shouldn't
happen, would be appreciated.
One other thing, at the risk of going too far OT for dev list, I can't seem to
get topic retained messages to work (on any transport). On subscribing to a
topic that should have retained messages, I don't see any initial frames at all.
But if I subscribe to the topic while the messages are sent, I can see that that
"retain:true" header is correctly set on them.
My understanding is that upon a new subscription to the topic, the last retained
message should be sent? Am I misunderstanding what retain:true should do here?
Is there any caveats I should be aware of about it?
That may yet turn out to be a problem with me, not Apollo (I'm still
investigating) but if anyone knows to confirm that it should be working in the
current build, that would at least help me to look for the problem in the right
places :P
Cheers!
-Will
[1]
http://www.lorrin.org/blog/2011/11/17/error-file-name-too-long-during-scala-compile/
[2]
http://repo.fusesource.com/nexus/content/groups/public-snapshots/org/fusesource/hawtdispatch/hawtdispatch-scala/1.11-SNAPSHOT/
Any advice about this issue would be much appreciated!
Just try the nightly development snapshot. You can find links to it on the
download page [1]. It should be much better.
[1]: http://activemq.apache.org/apollo/download.html
Thanks,
-Will
[1] https://github.com/apache/**activemq-apollo/commit/**
5862484bc44c7f46457cb19cf6638b**fd3584595b<https://github.com/apache/activemq-apollo/commit/5862484bc44c7f46457cb19cf6638bfd3584595b>
[2] https://github.com/chirino/**stomp-websocket/blob/master/**
dist/stomp.js<https://github.com/chirino/stomp-websocket/blob/master/dist/stomp.js>
