Rich Stephens wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply.
It seems I have made some rather silly errors in my client code:
1) I was assigning the newSession to a local session variable instead of my
class member (unintentionally)
2) I didn't realize that the "url" argument to open->(URL) was an actual
q
Rich Stephens wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply.
It seems I have made some rather silly errors in my client code:
1) I was assigning the newSession to a local session variable instead of my
class member (unintentionally)
2) I didn't realize that the "url" argument to open->(URL) was an actual
q
Thanks for the quick reply.
It seems I have made some rather silly errors in my client code:
1) I was assigning the newSession to a local session variable instead of my
class member (unintentionally)
2) I didn't realize that the "url" argument to open->(URL) was an actual
qpid Url class rather t
Rich Stephens wrote:
Alright, so I'm now using the C++ qpid broker with the C++ client libs. I'm
using the code almost exactly as it is in the example on the main tab of the
api doc.
However, I still get the same error when I try to use the
connection.open(URL) form of the method:
Cannot resol
Alright, so I'm now using the C++ qpid broker with the C++ client libs. I'm
using the code almost exactly as it is in the example on the main tab of the
api doc.
However, I still get the same error when I try to use the
connection.open(URL) form of the method:
Cannot resolve : Name or
service
On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 3:40 PM, Rich
Stephens wrote:
> The same java server has no problem acception messages via JMS from Java,
> but whenever I try to connect to it from the C++ client using a URL, I get
> the following exception thrown from connection->open(URL):
This is, sadly, Just Not Goin
