Hi,
I've been trying to benchmark the BerkeleyDb against DerbyDb with the
java broker to find which DB is more perform-ant against the java broker.
I have heard from earlier discussing that berkeleydb runs faster in the
scalability tests of Qpid. However, some of my tests showed the contrary.
I don't think that you have to go as far as creating another queue.
I'm pretty sure that you can have multiple bindings to the same queue.
I *think* it would look something like this (taken from your earlier
example), but I haven't tried it:
x-bindings:[{queue:myqueue,exchange:'my_exch',key:
I see, so I have to create another queue such as 'myqueue2' with the binding
for a=10. Thanks for quik reply!
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On 12/02/2011 05:58 PM, sreuland wrote:
Hello, I'm trying to create an x-match binding on a headers exchange(qpid
0.10) and it appears as though only the last value for a key is being taken,
for example here's the address string:
myqueue; {create: always,node: {type: queue, durable:'True',x-decl
Hello, I'm trying to create an x-match binding on a headers exchange(qpid
0.10) and it appears as though only the last value for a key is being taken,
for example here's the address string:
myqueue; {create: always,node: {type: queue, durable:'True',x-declare:
{auto-delete:'False', exchange:my_exc
Is there a way to get Queue size from the JAVA Client?
I want to get notified when I can start sending messages on the queue?
Thanks
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Yes, I wanted to be able to re-size and/or truncate the queues.
I will try these.
Thank You all
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Using the --help parameter (with the store loaded) will show the store
options. If you start the broker with the --log-enable info+ option, it
will give you some useful information on the store (as well as other
workings of the broker). Take note of where it reports that the store is
located on bro
On 12/01/2011 01:45 PM, Hamid.Shahid wrote:
Hi,
I am creating a qpid client in C++ using qpid0.12 on windows-7.
I want to create a SSL connection and I want to set the following "SSL
Client Variables for C++" *explicitly* in my code.
SSL_USE_EXPORT_POLICY
SSL_CERT_PASSWORD_FILE PATH : /File c
I'm not exactly sure what the problem is, but you can clear the C++
broker's persistent store via the --truncate=yes option... maybe that's
what you're looking for?
AFAIK, the only way to grow the store is to recreate the relevant queues...
but I'm definitely no expert.
Good luck.
pc
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Hi,
There is a tool for (even offline) journal resizing, see e.g.
http://docs.redhat.com/docs/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_MRG/2/html/Messaging_User_Guide/sect-Messaging_User_Guide-Determining_Journal_Size-Resizing_the_Journal.html
(I hope also some qpid documentation covers that):
/usr/libexec/qpid
Hi All,
Thanks to everyone who has helped with this one cheers guys!!!
I've raised a Jira
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/QPID-3657
Which covers fixing the "make" via Cajus' patch and also adding Ilya's
really helpful install instructions to the README.txt
I simply had to apply the pat
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