On 02/10/2012 11:38 PM, Brandon Pedersen wrote:
I can connect to a 0.14 java broker from both 0.14 and 0.12 c++ swigged
python clients. The c++ client also connects fine, which is what this
version of the python client sits on top of.
What is your application doing?
see my other email, just a simple:
from cqpid import Connection
conn = Connection("localhost", username="admin", password="admin",
reconnect=True)
conn.open()
session = conn.session()
I am starting to wonder if it may be the way I am building the cqpid
stuff that is causing problems. I am using cmake (rather than
autotools) and using a python virtualenv. When I build the library I
run cmake in the top directory and then just go into the bindings/qpid
folder and do make/make install and it installs the _cqpid.so and
cqpid.py (etc.) to my virtualenv. However I don't actually install the
c++ client libraries (like libqpidclient.so, etc.), I would think that
if that were the problem my python would crash by just importing the
cqpid stuff but it doesn't (and it looks like doing an ldd on
_cqpid.so, it is picking up the right libraries) but I have no idea
why else this is not working for me.
Try export QPID_LOG_ENABLE=trace+ in the client console before you run
your test... it may be some simple error that isn't getting handled cleanly.
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