I am trying to compile qpid c++ broker and client libraries on Solaris 10.
The easiest way seems to be using g++ and cmake.
I was able to compile everything with just mild touches to the build
system, however the Solaris implementation of Poller, the ECFPoller.cpp,
seems to be broken and fails to
On 10/31/2011 09:29 PM, Daryoush Mehrtash wrote:
If an ack doesn't make it to the broker and the connection fails then any
in-doubt messages will be requeued and will be redelivered when the route
is re-established.
Would the sender ever terminate the connection because the ack has not
been
On 1 November 2011 00:33, Praveen M lefthandma...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Robbie,
I ran my benchmark again. Tried creating about 60K queues and had a message
going in and coming out.
The test just ran so smoothly this time without any glitch. You've sure
done some magic in the broker's end :)
On 10/31/2011 06:05 PM, Fraser Adams wrote:
Is there any way (short of restarting the broker!!) to reset the counts?
Looking through the QMF methods in management-schema.xml there's nothing
obvious, so I'm guessing not, but you never know.
No, there isn't.
On 10/31/2011 06:23 PM, Fraser Adams wrote:
We hypothesised that this might be deliberate and the ring queue might
well do its own memory management (object pools or the like) and reclaim
allocated memory rather than deleting it.
The ring queue does not do anything so sophisticated. However
Hi Martin,
I am trying to compile qpid c++ broker and client libraries on Solaris 10.
The easiest way seems to be using g++ and cmake.
Ok. The Sun/Oracle C++ compiler should work as well.
I was able to compile everything with just mild touches to the build
system,
however the Solaris
Yes, as Steve said, I am working on a generic Posix poller.
It runs make test on Linux, and builds on Solaris with gcc, but it
is not yet debugged in that environment. I will try to post a patch
later today after I have checked for Qpid C++ style violations. This
will also get some eyeballs on
Thanks for your reply (yes it was a while ago). We finally upgraded to qpid
.12 and we are seeing the same behavior.
My test setup:
** C++ brokers, C++ clients
** Providers that publish simple messages
** Client will not consume any messages until I hit the go button essentially
as I am
