Steve Huston wrote:
Hi Robert,
I've seen William's reply already...
I have been using the C++ broker for the first time when doing some
testing of the WCF client. When doing this, I have made some
observations as a "new user":
Great!
2) the broker does not complain when you give it an option that it
doesn't understand. For example:
qpidbroker /eatmoremincepies
doesn't yield any error or usage string. (After point 1, the curious
user may try to get help with the /help argument).
Right... It uses the same option syntax as on Linux, --. Try
qpidbroker --help
bit more detial - to get the options for optional module the module needs
to be loaded with the --help get it's options.
for example
qpidd --load-module acl.so --help
will add the section to the help for the acl module. A distr for example
can set the module dir
and through all the modules in the module dir to be loaded by default.
Thus, it is possible to have config files that have options for
additional modules that are not
currently loaded (broker as configured does not know about), and in this
case it is designed to
ignore these extra options.
Carl.
