On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 12:37 PM, Steve Huston wrote:
>
> Right - this seems to be the main problem to solve here. Could you
> please open a jira for it?
I worked around it by scaling back my daemon's file descriptor closing
to just stdin, stdout, and stderr. I did, however, open a JIRA for
it:
Hi Mark,
I can give an outline of how the Java Broker distributes messages
between subscriptions... I'm not familiar with anything the Python
client may do...
In general, when there is no backlog in the queue, the Java Broker
will round-robin between subscriptions which have available credit.
If
I am using the java broker 0.5 and the python client. I have a queue
with one publisher and (usually) three subscribers.
The publisher sends messages at a fairly constant rate.
The subscribers take messages in a single thread at an unlimited rate,
put them in a buffer, and ack the messages immedia
Hi Jason,
> On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 6:54 PM, Steve Huston
> wrote:
> > alwaysReadableFd is for a pipe - is there a chance you've closed it?
>
> I think there is. It looks like the static scope of
> alwaysReadable and alwaysReadableFd cause them to get
> initialized before main(). When my dae
On 01/27/2010 02:13 PM, Cajus Pollmeier wrote:
Debian releases and/or qpid releases?
I can provide packages for the current stable debian release and the current
stable qpid release. So - if 0.6 is released, I can make 0.6 packages which
will replace version 0.5 in the repository. Theoreticall
Debian releases and/or qpid releases?
I can provide packages for the current stable debian release and the current
stable qpid release. So - if 0.6 is released, I can make 0.6 packages which
will replace version 0.5 in the repository. Theoretically I can upload them to
the debian repository if
On 01/27/2010 03:32 AM, Cajus Pollmeier wrote:
Hi - here's a re-post from dev,
I was looking for some ready to use debian packages of qpid and didn't find
anything. While playing with the build process I managed to do packages
(version 0.5 in the moment) for qpid-cpp and qpid-python as some ki
Hi,
Is it possible to get notified if a message(with TTL set) expires?
Basically I want to store transaction context in queue(with ttl) and
send a request.
So on response will retrieve the context from queue.
If no response(event/context not dequeued) within ttl, should get a
notifi
2010/1/6 Jen Andre :
>
>
> I can't use the JMS API because of this bug:
> http://old.nabble.com/-jira--Created:-(QPID-1875)-Can't-create-durable-queues-that-use-amq.topic-due-to-error-in-BindingURLParser.-td23726482.html.
> I need to create a durable queue bound to a topic. If there some
> workar
On 01/26/2010 07:18 PM, Inoshiro Linden wrote:
Hello,
I have not discovered how to send persistent messages on a durable
queue using the python client and the c++ broker.
There are three issues: documentation, the python code/exception, and
the chat channel:
The documentation:
The documentat
Hi - here's a re-post from dev,
I was looking for some ready to use debian packages of qpid and didn't find
anything. While playing with the build process I managed to do packages
(version 0.5 in the moment) for qpid-cpp and qpid-python as some kind of
fall-out. They may not be 100% perfect bec
On 01/26/2010 10:49 PM, Rafael Schloming wrote:
I believe the JMS client will send
multiple header frames if the headers are large. I would guess from this
that the broker isn't defragmenting multiple header frames properly.
Correct, the c++ framing does not handle multi-frame header or command
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