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Posted to users@qpid.apache.org by Mark Moseley <mo...@gmail.com> on 2009/02/18 23:12:48 UTC
C++ Broker and persistent store
Hi. I've been playing with Qpid (qpidc-0.4 specifically). I've got it
working (didn't like Debian Etch's boost for some reason). The one
missing piece is a persistent store. I've been going through the docs
and the mailing lists and all I can find is a post from mid-2008
(which I'd paste if I could find it again) that says to do install
Qpid frmo svn and to then do a svn checkout of the RHM store
(http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/rhmessaging/store/trunk/cpp) and
compile that against the Qpid that was built from svn. I tried futzing
around with the RHM store to get it to configure correctly against the
released 0.4 version I'd already built but no luck.
Is building the RHM store still the recommended and/or only persistent
store for the C++ Broker. I have a feeling I'm missing something
obvious but haven't stumbled across it yet :)
Thanks!
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Re: C++ Broker and persistent store
Posted by Mark Moseley <mo...@gmail.com>.
> Sorry, I was a too vague. I've got the RHM store working with the svn
> copy of Qpid just fine. The only thing I wasn't able to get working
> was the RHM store with the 0.4 release. I didn't have any problem
> getting it to compile against the qpid svn copy. I was just curious if
> that's the correct way to do it or if there was something else much
> easier that I was missing. If that is the correct way to do it, are
> there any plans to add the store directly to the qpid source
> distribution? If not, it might make a good FAQ addition.
>
Actually, after another go around, I see what I did wrong -- guess I
shouldn't have been trying it initially at 1am :)
The store configure --with-qpid-checkout option wants a directory that
looks like the full distribution, but I had unpackaged just the cpp
broker on its own. Getting it back to having the same directory
structure as the full distribution makes the store configure happy.
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Re: C++ Broker and persistent store
Posted by Mark Moseley <mo...@gmail.com>.
>
> yes, this store is uptodate... what is your issue.
>
> basic build is
> ./bootstap
> ./configure --> with path to your qpid source tree
> make
> or make check.
>
> Then throw the .so in the qpid module dir, or load it via --load-module and
> go.
>
> you may need to create base level store dir with permissions for qpidd to
> write to... but that is about it?
>
> if you do qpidd --load-module ../somepath/store.so --help the store
> options will appear.
>
> what does not work for you?
> Carl.
Sorry, I was a too vague. I've got the RHM store working with the svn
copy of Qpid just fine. The only thing I wasn't able to get working
was the RHM store with the 0.4 release. I didn't have any problem
getting it to compile against the qpid svn copy. I was just curious if
that's the correct way to do it or if there was something else much
easier that I was missing. If that is the correct way to do it, are
there any plans to add the store directly to the qpid source
distribution? If not, it might make a good FAQ addition.
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Re: C++ Broker and persistent store
Posted by Carl Trieloff <cc...@redhat.com>.
Mark Moseley wrote:
> Hi. I've been playing with Qpid (qpidc-0.4 specifically). I've got it
> working (didn't like Debian Etch's boost for some reason). The one
> missing piece is a persistent store. I've been going through the docs
> and the mailing lists and all I can find is a post from mid-2008
> (which I'd paste if I could find it again) that says to do install
> Qpid frmo svn and to then do a svn checkout of the RHM store
> (http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/rhmessaging/store/trunk/cpp) and
> compile that against the Qpid that was built from svn. I tried futzing
> around with the RHM store to get it to configure correctly against the
> released 0.4 version I'd already built but no luck.
>
> Is building the RHM store still the recommended and/or only persistent
> store for the C++ Broker. I have a feeling I'm missing something
> obvious but haven't stumbled across it yet :)
yes, this store is uptodate... what is your issue.
basic build is
./bootstap
./configure --> with path to your qpid source tree
make
or make check.
Then throw the .so in the qpid module dir, or load it via --load-module
and go.
you may need to create base level store dir with permissions for qpidd
to write to... but that is about it?
if you do qpidd --load-module ../somepath/store.so --help the store
options will appear.
what does not work for you?
Carl.
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