I'm not sure if this exactly fits your question (especially the
multi-threaded part), but the python tornado loop examples run a
regular reactor set of events and collectors but driven by the
external loop.
pn_iohandler is replaced with the TornadoLoophandler which knows how
to insert Proton io se
The Go binding for proton provides 2 alternate APIs, `proton` is an
exact analogue of the event-driven proton C API and `electron` which is
a more go-oriented, procedural API. The differences were motivated by
the concurrency features of the Go language but there may be lessons to
learn for other l
The proton reactor provides a complete solution for integrating foreign
IO into a single threaded proton event loop. This is useful in
situations where proton is being used in isolation, there is no other
IO handling framework available and everything is single threaded.
However often that is not
Thanks for the advice,
I am using messenger in passive mode integrating it into select-driven
event loop. Mayxbe reactor would be more appropriate, but I have checked
the proton api documentation and al reactor functions are regrettably
uncommented.
Where can I find c++ examples?
Best regards,
On Thu, 2015-10-22 at 18:20 +0300, Michael Ivanov wrote:
> Hallo,
>
> What kind of communication error recovery is available in proton
> library (if at all)?
> I am using proton messenger in passive mode and I noticed very
> unpleasant behaviour:
> wherever the connection to qpidd is broken (eg. w
Hallo,
What kind of communication error recovery is available in proton library (if at
all)?
I am using proton messenger in passive mode and I noticed very unpleasant
behaviour:
wherever the connection to qpidd is broken (eg. when qpidd is restarted), the
client
progan does not seem to get any
On 10/22/2015 05:37 AM, rishibhargava wrote:
Not sure if this is already discussed here, we are currently using Redhat
MRGM in one of our application and want to migrate to Apache Qpid.
The Red Hat rpm containing qpidd are built from 'pristine' source of a
given qpid public release (indicated
Hi Guys,
Not sure if this is already discussed here, we are currently using Redhat
MRGM in one of our application and want to migrate to Apache Qpid.
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