Ok, thanks it's working:) but now how can i check connections,queues
etc? and how can i stop it??
W dniu 2010-12-02 21:30, Steve Huston pisze:
Hi Adam,
I have a problem with starting Qpid server on Windows. I'm trying to
run it as administrator but get error
Cannot create directory \temp\qu
Hi Adam,
> I have a problem with starting Qpid server on Windows. I'm trying to
> run it as administrator but get error
> Cannot create directory \temp\qupid
>
> Where I need to change path for data??
You can use the --data-dir option (see qpidd --help)
-Steve
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Hi,
I have a problem with starting Qpid server on Windows. I'm trying to
run it as administrator but get error
Cannot create directory \temp\qupid
Where I need to change path for data??
Regards,
Adam
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Greetings.
Could you please help me with the following warning message on c++ qpid
broker 0.7 verson? We use java client in this example.
2010-12-02 19:25:05 warning Timer callback overran by 2ms [taking 21000ns]
2010-12-02 19:25:05 warning Timer callback overran by 2ms [taking 4000ns]
2010-12-0
Thank you for the good explanation.
How is it possible to research the issue with ulimits? How can I
determine, why my system use more than 1024 open file descritors/sockets?
I know the queue count, and I suppose I can monitor (with qpid-stat) the
connections to the broker. In general I use about
Forwarding to dev list !
On Thu, Dec 2, 2010 at 3:28 PM, Lahiru Gunathilake wrote:
> FYI, I try to monitor all the reads from the socket InputStream from the
> client and I can see that Client is reading a curupted message, so
> I guarantee that there's no issue in Client side IoSendere and IoRec
FYI, I try to monitor all the reads from the socket InputStream from the
client and I can see that Client is reading a curupted message, so
I guarantee that there's no issue in Client side IoSendere and IoReceiver
classes.
I think the issue is with the broker IoReceiver or Sending, we found that
t