thank you eveybody for your support.
I managed to open the web console, and created a queue. Now everything
is working fine and I am able to send a message.
I will try to install the python api and use it to read those messages.



>
> Ok
>
> (just to clarify though: using Proton, as the new JMS client itself
> does, does not mean using an embedded broker).

So under in what case I use QPid JMS or Proton ?? Can you please
kindly elaborate ??


>>
>> OOPS. I really missed this one ! Thank you a lot !
>> This was one of the source of confusion. It was working with RabbitMQ
>> but not Qpid !
>>
>
> If you are using the Qpid Java broker (which does support AMQP 0-9-1)
> it possibly should work, unless it is dependent on some of the
> RabbitMQ extensions to 0-9-1.
>

I am not sure that is going on here. How come the java client is not
talking to RabbitMQ (assuming it's 0-9-1) !
I will get back to it at some point and see what is going on.

>
> The below shows the broker refusing the producer creation with an
> amqp:not-found error, which is because the queue didn't exist. As per
> the examples README file, the Queue needs to exist on the broker
> before you run the example (or you need to use a broekr that creates
> destinations automatically, which the Java broker does not).

I am still curios about the reason behind not allowing the broker to
create a queue automatically like in other brokers (ie. RabbitMQ).
I know I can create a queue automatically using JMX :
http://qpid.apache.org/releases/qpid-0.32/java-broker/book/Java-Broker-Management-Channel-JMX.html#Java-Broker-Management-JMX-Example-Client

But still, why something like this doesn't exist out of the box ?

Thank you eveyone.

>
>> [1257130887:0] <- Open{
>> containerId='866d40c9-6be8-4456-95f1-165138b3fdc6', hostname='null',
>> maxFrameSize=32768, channelMax=255, idleTimeOut=null,
>> outgoingLocales=null, incomingLocales=null, offeredCapabilities=null,

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