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Rob Riggs commented on QPID-1895:
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Just an update. I'm having a little difficulty building
2009/6/12 Andrew Stitcher :
> Looking at the docs CLFS seems to be supported only since Windows 2003
> which I think would exclude the many XP systems out there, so that might
> not be so good.
Yes, this would be something of an issue for developer desktops.
Obviously no-one is going to use XP fo
On Fri, 2009-06-12 at 19:59 +0100, John R O'Hara wrote:
> Hi Dave
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> CLFS is neat and probably blisteringly fast on Windows.
Looking at the docs CLFS seems to be supported only since Windows 2003
which I think would exclude the many XP systems out there, so that might
not be so good.
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> I'm n
Hello! I'd love to promote qpid on OS X as well - but find myself in
much the same boat as you. We run the C++ broker on RHEL at work, and
I'm involved with java clients. I've built the java client & broker
happily on OS X so far...but that's about all I'm afraid. I wish my C+
+ skills were
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Ted Ross resolved QPID-1903.
Resolution: Fixed
Fix Version/s: 0.6
> QMF Java Agent has incorrect magic number, needs better docume
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Jonathan Robie commented on QPID-1766:
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On RHEL5, I am getting two errors with $ make c
Hi Dave
CLFS is neat and probably blisteringly fast on Windows.
I'm not aware of the current design of the C++ Qpid storage subsystem and how
much smarts it requires (in particular does it need/supply indices for
selectors on persistent messages queued to disk?).
If its just a linear log then u
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Jonathan Robie updated QPID-1766:
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Attachment: chenta.diff
Based on current trunk.
Combines both of the latest patch files contribut
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Ted Ross reassigned QPID-1903:
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Assignee: Ted Ross
> QMF Java Agent has incorrect magic number, needs better documetnation, and
> does
I didn't get details on how to build a A-A cluster in Qpid C++. Except in FAQ.
Where can I find it? I will appreciate if someone points it out.
Yes. I found some document about Federation and qpid-route. But I think
federation and cluster are totally different concept, aren't they?
Thanks.
Harv
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Bryan Kearney updated QPID-1903:
Attachment: java.patch
Patch file to resolve all the issues mentioned.
> QMF Java Agent has incorre
QMF Java Agent has incorrect magic number, needs better documetnation, and does
not handle null lists
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Key: QPID-1903
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/Q
On Fri, 2009-06-12 at 11:30 -0400, Steve Huston wrote:
> > From: Joshua Kramer [mailto:j...@globalherald.net]
> >
> > > I believe the broker will need additional code to properly react
> to
> > > the Windows Service controls. If you could help with these items
> for
> >
> > Good point. Do you t
> From: Joshua Kramer [mailto:j...@globalherald.net]
>
> > I believe the broker will need additional code to properly react
to
> > the Windows Service controls. If you could help with these items
for
>
> Good point. Do you think this should be a part of the broker
> itself, or
> do you think
I believe the broker will need additional code to properly react to
the Windows Service controls. If you could help with these items for
Good point. Do you think this should be a part of the broker itself, or
do you think it should be done with a service control "wrapper"? This is
what Pos
Hi Carl,
> Nicely done,
Thanks.
> do you know how to get the artefacts into the dist dir,
> and link to download page etc?
No. I need some assistance or direction with that.
-Steve
> Steve Huston wrote:
> > The vote results are:
> >
> > +1: 4 (Gordon, Martin, Marnie, Robert)
> > 0: 0
> > -1
Hi Joshua,
> Would it be beneficial to have the installer do the following:
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> 1. Create a service user
> 2. Register as a Windows service
>
> A while back I created Windows installers for the xTuple ERP
> application that did those things for Postgres. It shouldn't be
that
> difficult to do
Everyone,
Would it be beneficial to have the installer do the following:
1. Create a service user
2. Register as a Windows service
A while back I created Windows installers for the xTuple ERP application
that did those things for Postgres. It shouldn't be that difficult to do
for Qpid.
Ch
Steve,
Nicely done, do you know how to get the artefacts into the dist dir,
and link to download page etc?
Carl.
Steve Huston wrote:
The vote results are:
+1: 4 (Gordon, Martin, Marnie, Robert)
0: 0
-1: 0
I also added my key to the qpid KEYS file in svn.
I don't believe I have access t
The vote results are:
+1: 4 (Gordon, Martin, Marnie, Robert)
0: 0
-1: 0
I also added my key to the qpid KEYS file in svn.
I don't believe I have access to edit the wiki or load a file onto
www.apache.org/dist/qpid - how do I request those be done, or get
access so I can do it?
For reference, th
Shan Wang wrote:
I have increased the flush interval to as much as 10,000, but it didn't
seem to help much. what I want to measure is the time for the
application to hand off x messages to the library. If my application
wants to push more than 5000 messages in one second, I need to make sure
that
Hi Shan,
It would be nice to have the ability to configure your test routine
using a parameter to define the test message length.
Instead of using a fixed message you could serialize in the message
body a byte (or char) array whom length is defined at test startup.
So keeping constant all other
I have increased the flush interval to as much as 10,000, but it didn't
seem to help much. what I want to measure is the time for the
application to hand off x messages to the library. If my application
wants to push more than 5000 messages in one second, I need to make sure
that qpid can take them
2009/6/12 John O'Hara :
> Steve, Martin,
>
> It would be great to get fully competent ASL licensed components throughout
> -- our out of box experience is lacking becuase of the "some assembly
> required" aspects of getting a production ready persistent broker set up.
>
> For a DB implementation fo
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