On 07/20/2013 11:21 AM, Fraser Adams wrote:
Hi all (especially Gordon)
I was just freshening up my system as a result of uplifting to 0.25
doing a bunch of rebuilds etc. and a few things about the python tools
installed from /tools/src/py have just struck me.
1) qpid-send/qpid-receive have been added relatively recently to the
src/py directory here but they aren't included as part of the setup.py
install - is this accidental or deliberate?
Accidental, I believe.
2) There's been a fair bit of reference to qpidt in the mailing list
(and qpid-ctrl can be useful too on occasion) but they seem to be
sitting in /cpp/src/tests which is probably not the first place people
are likely to visit to look for control utilities. Would it make sense
to move them to tools?
We had a short thread about this in the not so distant past. The problem
is a proliferation of tools on one hand, but a feeling (at least from
me!) that simply adding more and more things to qpid-config is not the
right way forward either.
The 'decision' was to punt the decision down the road a bit by putting
qpidt in alongside the tests until we have a bit more feedback etc to go
on.
Having a generic create/delete/list capability (by which I mean one that
you don't need to explicit alter or augment just to support a new object
type) is in my view hugely useful.
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