Hello,
I am upgrading our system's Qpid setup to the latest and greatest of each
Proton, JMS, and Broker-J versions (coming off REALLY old non-Proton Qpid).
I was hoping someone might be able to tell me if it is possible to set the
destination of a queue when setting up the receiver. Broker-J conv
My apologies for lacking detail. I'm certainly not trying to make anything
more complicated than I need to.
>From my understanding, there is no way to create a queue from the client.
However, with Broker-J, if trying to subscribe to a non-existent queue, then
Broker-J will create one for you; albe
Hi All,
I was wondering, does Qpid Proton C++ still support 32-bit builds? We have a
couple of legacy applications that are 32-bit using the old (OLD) Qpid (0.32
if I remember correctly) while the rest are based on 64-bit. Currently I can
only find x86_64 based rpms, so I'm assuming that is now th
Thanks for the reply, Ted!
If that is the case, then it seems my biggest issue is knowing what 32-bit
lib dependencies are required and if there are rhel7 versions available. If
there are any 32-bit dependencies no longer managed and secured by red hat,
then we will definitely want to look into go
Hi All,
I was hoping someone could explain the difference in what is going on behind
the scenes with Qpid Proton C++'s open_sender and open_receiver functions. I
am running into an issue with my class that is opening the sender and the
queue I am sending to not receiving messages. I have checked t
Robbie Gemmell wrote
> Calling open_sender will open a 'sender' link, and calling
> open_receiver will create a 'receiver' link. The two are mostly
> independent if you are simply sending to a queue, suggesting any
> difference being seen from adding the latter would probably be some
> interaction
