Gordon Sim wrote:
>
> If not can you try the attached test program? It will listen for a
> configurable number of messages on queues a, b and c (all bound to
> amq.fanout for convenience). I can consume 10 million messages from each
> queue without seeing any issue (neither crashes nor memor
i will try it out now.
thanks
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I have a question about sending messages. I found that if I attempt to
send a message to a non-existent exchange from a session the session
throws an exception and I am then unable to send any other messages
through the same session, even if I am sending to another exchange that
does exist. W
Hi Robbie
Thanks for taking time on this , i used trunk as well , but i tried
SubscriptionWrapper inside eclipse. Not paired with the examples jars.
is it a problem ? . I can start the broker through eclipse , but could
not connect.
my config is as follows:
/home/harsha/Qpid/qpid/java/brok
That worked, thanks for your help.
Gordon Sim wrote:
On 01/09/2010 12:01 AM, Jason Jones wrote:
void
MyMessageHandler::stop()
{
if(0 != subscriptionManager_)
{
// I think order matters on these two lines
subscriptionManager_->stop();
subscription_.cancel();
On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 5:48 AM, Gordon Sim wrote:
> Note that there is a problem with SubscriptionManager::start() in that you
> are unable to handle any exceptions thrown during dispatching. For that
> reason I would advocate using SubscriptionManager::run(), starting your own
> thread for it if
Hi Harsha,
I have just run the 0.6 RC3 (effectively trunk) broker with management
disabled, and appeared to be successful in connecting the 0.6 RC3 client
when paired with the examples jar using the SubscriptionWrapper example
(output snippets below). The only way I was able to replicate your outp
Do a grep for where the code defines dllimport vs dllexport. It's quite
likely that a -D option needs to be passed to the compiler for it to know
that the symbol should be dllexported in that particular case.
Btw: when building in one space and deploying in another, the two tools that
I know that
I have built the c++ code in eclipse successfully in Fedora 6,10,11
My motivation was to see if I could leverage the eclipse façade over
gdb to get a better debugging experience.
It was ok, but wasn't enough for me to really continue.
I have gone back to using command line again.
On Mon, Jan 11, 2
> Hi Andrew,
>
> > Is anyone familiar with proper Eclipse set up for Qpid
> > development? I have been using Visual Studio (which was
> > simple since I copied the configuration in the qpid
> > examples), but now must change to development in Eclipse.
>
> I've never tried Eclipse with Qpid.
Hi Andrew,
> Is anyone familiar with proper Eclipse set up for Qpid
> development? I have been using Visual Studio (which was
> simple since I copied the configuration in the qpid
> examples), but now must change to development in Eclipse.
I've never tried Eclipse with Qpid. Why do you have t
Is anyone familiar with proper Eclipse set up for Qpid development? I have
been using Visual Studio (which was simple since I copied the configuration in
the qpid examples), but now must change to development in Eclipse.
When I try to build in Eclipse, I get errors regarding definitions bei
Charles on a related note, it's best if you could subscribe to the
user-list, or else your emails will go into a moderation queue and
somebody would need to accept them in manually.
On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 6:45 AM, Charles Woerner
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm using qpid in a store and forward type top
Hello,
I'm using qpid in a store and forward type topology, where the source
brokers are co-located with a webserver and are pushing messages to a
central broker. The queues are persistent and I'm trying to declare
them with a geometry that will allow me to endure about 2 days of
central
Hello,
I'm using qpid in a store and forward type topology, where the source
brokers are co-located with a webserver and are pushing messages to a
central broker. The queues are persistent and I'm trying to declare
them with a geometry that will allow me to endure about 2 days of
central
Kim,
Thanks for the helpful information. I'll take a look at "resize" and
double check the behavior I saw on queue_declare()'s with respect to
the qpidd.conf store size options and post the result if I confirm
that the behavior I'm seeing is different from your expectation.
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Charles Wo
On 01/11/2010 04:20 AM, denny86 wrote:
Gordon Sim wrote:
The simplest way (in my view) is to pass in an instance of
SubscriptionSettings to each SubscriptionManager::subscribe() call.
However if the default settings work for you (and it sounds like they
might?) then you don't even need to d
On Fri, 2010-01-08 at 17:39 -0800, Charles Woerner wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have 3 questions relating to persistent queue journal sizing:
>
> 1) What is the recommended way to expand the size of a queue's
> journal? Ie. if I reach the 80% threshhold is there a way to expand
> the journal size b
On 01/09/2010 12:01 AM, Jason Jones wrote:
void
MyMessageHandler::stop()
{
if(0 != subscriptionManager_)
{
// I think order matters on these two lines
subscriptionManager_->stop();
subscription_.cancel();
delete subscriptionManager_;
subscriptionMan
Hi Harsha,
I dont have time to look into this right now im afraid, but I will try
when I get a chance.
Some questions: Do the other examples work for you against the same
running broker? Have you modified the configuration other than
disabling management? Are you using trunk, 0.5, or one of the 0
hi
I tried the client example SubscriptionWrapper after starting the
broker with management disabled. but i could not connect : Fatal
error: javax.jms.JMSException: Error creating connection: Connection
refused.
my connection string was :
amqp://guest:gu...@localhost/test?brokerlist='tcp://local
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