what you suggested is what i am doing already:
/sbin/service corosync start, then
qpidd -d --config=/etc/qpid/qpid.conf --cluster-name=QpidCL
are there other qpid options i should be using? how does qpid know how to
reach the corosync cluster? maybe it is using another config file than what
the
Greetings.
Could you please help me to answer on the following question: how can I handle
exceptions while synchronous send?
The docs says:
If the connection fails and is transparently reconnected (see Section 2.10,
Connection Options for details on how to control this feature), the unsettled
ok, initially after reading the qpid docs on setting up clustering i thought
running the corosync service and qpidd with clustering options is enough,
but now here's my wild idea - should the machines that i want to setup as
qpid cluster be already in a linux cluster? i am not an admin, but while
On 05/11/2011 08:20 AM, stoyan wrote:
ok, initially after reading the qpid docs on setting up clustering i thought
running the corosync service and qpidd with clustering options is enough,
but now here's my wild idea - should the machines that i want to setup as
qpid cluster be already in a
On 05/11/2011 12:55 PM, Ilyushonak Barys wrote:
Greetings.
Could you please help me to answer on the following question: how can I handle
exceptions while synchronous send?
The docs says:
If the connection fails and is transparently reconnected (see Section 2.10,
Connection Options for
Gordon,
Thank you very much for quick response. We have decided to use
reconnect_timeout and close session on exception.
Could you please provide some best practice for error handling with messaging
API?
PS. I expected something like callback error handler and so on...
Regards,
Boris
Thank you , Alan
i am also somewhat confused about openais/corosync - which service would
qpid use?
initially i started corosync on two servers and they seemed to communicate
well (but when starting the broker on one of these servers it issued Failed
to initialize CPG).
then i tried to start
Hi Ravin,
We are using Topic exchange to send/receive messages in QPid
and have run into some questions on how the wild card works.
1. Can a sender send to wild card topics? As an example,
we want the sender to send to usa.*
No - wild cards are for subscribing to the topics, not
testcpg update: testcpg failed because it wasn't run with the proper user;
once that was fixed it executed fine:
Local node id is 7364a8c0
membership list
node id 1935976640 pid 9567
Type EXIT to finish
ConfchgCallback: group 'GROUP'
joined node/pid 1935976640/9567 reason: 1
nodes in group now 1
On 05/11/2011 02:26 PM, Ilyushonak Barys wrote:
Gordon,
Thank you very much for quick response. We have decided to use
reconnect_timeout and close session on exception.
Could you please provide some best practice for error handling with messaging
API?
Hard to answer that without more
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