Hi Mariano,
> Thanks for your prompt answer,
> I've downloaded your recommended version (0.5 RC4) kit but nothing
is
> changed ...
Hmmm...
> If I compile in Win32 Console Project it works all fine ...
> But, the same
> code, in ATL Project give me everytime the same error, in
> debug mode it
Omri Schwarz wrote:
Thank you all for your help! I am testing the durable queue, with persistent messages right now, and the mapmessages.
Apropos, the AMQP standard comes mighty close to providing a full fledged pickling/marshalling protocol for Python objects. A pickle module based on the exampl
Thank you all for your help! I am testing the durable queue, with persistent
messages right now, and the mapmessages.
Apropos, the AMQP standard comes mighty close to providing a full fledged
pickling/marshalling protocol for Python objects. A pickle module based on the
example (or a cPickle ri
Hi Steve
Thanks for your prompt answer,
I've downloaded your recommended version (0.5 RC4) kit but nothing is
changed ...
If I compile in Win32 Console Project it works all fine ... But, the same
code, in ATL Project give me everytime the same error, in debug mode it
jumps in the catch(...) stat
> I need help about using QPID in ATL Project with Visual
> Studio 2008 enviroment under MS Windows XP/2003.
Why Qpid version are you using?
> I become run time error by "open" instruction
>
> Connection conn;
> try {
> conn.open(host, port, user, password);// "bad
> allocation" error
Carl Trieloff wrote:
Omri Schwarz wrote:
Hi, all. I have QPID checked out from SVN, along with the RHM store
module, to try to build a simple AMQP store&forward durable queue server.
I am trying to use mostly Python, and so I changed the python direct
example scripts so that the declare_queue
Hi
I need help about using QPID in ATL Project with Visual Studio 2008 enviroment
under MS Windows XP/2003.
I become run time error by "open" instruction
Connection conn;
try {
conn.open(host, port, user, password);// "bad allocation" error !!!
...
} catch(const std::exception& err
