Hi Yogesh,
Need to know if any books been published on Qpid or any
technical resources available for Qpid apart from the apache
qpid site ?
Red Hat has a set of documents for the product they offer based on
Qpid:
http://www.redhat.com/docs/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_MRG/
-Steve
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Steve
Rob,
This is certainly not the intended behavior. Can you open a Jira so we
can track this issue? Are you running 0.5 or the trunk?
Thanks,
-Ted
Rob Springer wrote:
Hey everyone - I'm just starting to use the QMF console API via C++,
and I've noticed odd behavior, and I was wondering if
thanks. looking forward to that.
Ming
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 11:32 AM, Ted Ross tr...@redhat.com wrote:
Ming,
We have very recently added a Python implementation of the QMF agent. It is
not fully complete yet but is usable for what you want to do. There is a
test agent in
I am trying to build the .NET direct_listener client example - I checked out
the code from
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/qpid/branches/0.5-release/qpid/dotnet/, I
have installed ant, and have the JDK loaded as well. When I run ant in the
gentools directory - I get the following errors;
Hi All
Read this http://qpid.apache.org/qmf-protocol.html and have a question about it.
This message contains a content record. Content records contain the
values of all properties or statistics in an object. Such records are
broadcast on a periodic interval if 1) a change has been made in the
Hi
I wonder if there is a wireshark dissector for the qpid messages? Thanks!
Ming
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Ming Zhang wrote:
Hi All
Read this http://qpid.apache.org/qmf-protocol.html and have a question about it.
This message contains a content record. Content records contain the
values of all properties or statistics in an object. Such records are
broadcast on a periodic interval if 1) a change
ok. so if only changed value is sent out, if agent code change value
1, then value 2, will 2 messages sent out? that is still expensive? or
need to have a explicitly push action so multi change will be combined
in one message, which supposed to be more efficient? thanks.
Ming
On Mon, Oct 12,
Hi All
Wonder where I could find some information about qpid performance
under WAN? One major reason we do not want to use ganglia but building
something with QMF is that ganglia over WAN sucks.
Another question is about the exchange. Let say if two console is in
site A but different nodes thus
This just depends on where you place the brokers and the agents. If the
agent is on one
side and the broker on the other, then the broker will fan the data if
required, eliminating dp
data over WAN. how this works mainly depends on how you deploy it
Carl.
Ming Zhang wrote:
Hi All
Wonder
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