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Added the following depenencies to the README file: * flex * autoconf * automake * libtool * uuid-dev These are based on what additional packages needed to be installed over a clean Ubuntu

Currently, OpenMAMA builds without complaints if Avis is not installed. In itself, this is not a bad thing; however, this may not be the expected behavior. There are situations where building

Hi there I am trying to compile the OpenMAMA software on Ubuntu 11.10 but am having trouble doing so. After ./configure, sudo make throws an error. This is the error I am getting: /usr/bin/ld:

Jon, Currently there is no document describing how to write message or payload bridges; however, it is definitely something that we intend to provide in the near future. For the moment the AVI

Although we do most of our testing on Redhat and SUSE, OpenMAMA will build on Ubuntu. From Your errors, it appears that you do not have flex installed. You will also need uuid-dev. See

OpenMAMA looks like it's got the potential to solve a substantial holein messaging. In particular, it makes a superb way to write portable Capplications that use MQ. We've been looking at the

2011/11/2 Raphael Cohn <raphael.cohn@...>: An AMQP bridge would be great. I was hoping that someone would develop one sooner rather than later. We considered AMQP when we we looking for an

From: Mike Schonberg <mikeschonberg@...> Although it should be possible to build without a messaging or payload bridge, this is not normally the desired result. To follow the principal of

A script has been added to clear off all the build related files and this script would be triggered on dist clean command from Makefile. This script basically clears all the build files, which makes

Your mail client is not encoding the patch correctly. It is definitely converting tabs to spaces which breaks the Makefile and has other formatting issues as well. If you can't get your email client

Citihub have integrated the OpenMAMA API source code with the Citihub Permission Server API, and would like to submit the OpenMAMA code changes for review and integration into the main OpenMAMA

David,

Hi, Do you plan to make available any documentation on how to write new bridges for MAMA (and when one can expect such documentation)? Best regards, Daniel

Thank you for your response. I think that bridge for ZeroMQ is worth to prepare. http://www.zeromq.org/ I'm a little surprised that you have chosen Avis instead ZeroMQ. ZeroMQ from the beginning was

Daniel, We selected Avis because we already had a bridge implementation from a previous project, and it was much easier to provide the Avis bridge than to write a new one for a middleware with which

From: Mike Schonberg <mschonberg@...> Adding edits and corrections suggested by a technical writer who reviewed the README file. Signed-off-by: Michael Schonberg <mschonberg@...> --- README

thx Mike Absolutely I'm interested to add such support for ZeroMQ. ZeroMQ gives the possibility to add support at the same level as RV, wmw or lbm - this means support for TCP, IPC and multicast. The

This patch adds support for the Citihub permission server abstraction API which provides integration with multiple 3rd party entitlement systems (e.g. Thomson Reuters DACS, Bloomberg). This new