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Re: OpenMAMA RPM Release Scripts
Hi Damian,
Just a note: the release subdir is also used by Vlsual Studio for its output, so there will be the rpm scripts and lib/dll/pdb files from the builds.
Our Windows git looks like this
Hi Damian,
Just a note: the release subdir is also used by Vlsual Studio for its output, so there will be the rpm scripts and lib/dll/pdb files from the builds.
Our Windows git looks like this
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By
Alpert, Reed <reed.alpert@...>
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#1391
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Re: Enforcing field type on publish
Hi Damian,
I have our pre-publish check code ready, but it is not pluggable.
I’d like to submit it as a patch using #ifdef like the entitlements code.
That way I don’t have to maintain it as
Hi Damian,
I have our pre-publish check code ready, but it is not pluggable.
I’d like to submit it as a patch using #ifdef like the entitlements code.
That way I don’t have to maintain it as
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By
Alpert, Reed <reed.alpert@...>
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#1390
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Re: Asynchronous publisher events
Yeah I think something analogous to mamaMsgCallbacks (which should have
been
called mamaSubscriberCallbacks in hindsight) for the mamaPublisher is the
nicest
fit here.
The advantage of doing it
Yeah I think something analogous to mamaMsgCallbacks (which should have
been
called mamaSubscriberCallbacks in hindsight) for the mamaPublisher is the
nicest
fit here.
The advantage of doing it
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By
Glenn McClements <g.mcclements@...>
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#1389
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OpenMAMA RPM Release Scripts
Folks,
Some of you may have noticed a few commits which have just landed in next which relate to the OpenMAMA RPM builds. These are tools which I've been using internally to help facilitate the
Folks,
Some of you may have noticed a few commits which have just landed in next which relate to the OpenMAMA RPM builds. These are tools which I've been using internally to help facilitate the
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By
Damian Maguire
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#1388
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Re: Asynchronous publisher events
Hi Sam (and Glenn)
Its interesting to hear the Solace perspective on this.
In the RMDS case we are dealing with real messages, they come from the intended destination of the published message (or
Hi Sam (and Glenn)
Its interesting to hear the Solace perspective on this.
In the RMDS case we are dealing with real messages, they come from the intended destination of the published message (or
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By
Tom Doust
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#1387
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Re: Asynchronous publisher events
Hey Glenn, Tom,
I have to agree with Glenn here. I don't think these kind of events
belong alongside regular messages, for a couple of reasons.
For one, simply enough, they aren't messages. They
Hey Glenn, Tom,
I have to agree with Glenn here. I don't think these kind of events
belong alongside regular messages, for a couple of reasons.
For one, simply enough, they aren't messages. They
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By
Sam Wilson <Sam.Wilson@...>
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#1386
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Re: Asynchronous publisher events
Hi Glenn
In many cases publishing a message is transactional and can succeed or fail. Failure does not mean that the connection (for the transport or the item is at fault) in which case connection
Hi Glenn
In many cases publishing a message is transactional and can succeed or fail. Failure does not mean that the connection (for the transport or the item is at fault) in which case connection
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By
Tom Doust
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#1385
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Re: mamaMsg_toString & mamaMsg_freeString
Hey Reed,
This was actually discussed a while ago on the mailing lists, after a question from Guy. At the time Frank responded and indicated that the mamaMsg_freeString function was deprecated and
Hey Reed,
This was actually discussed a while ago on the mailing lists, after a question from Guy. At the time Frank responded and indicated that the mamaMsg_freeString function was deprecated and
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By
Damian Maguire <d.maguire@...>
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#1384
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mamaMsg_toString & mamaMsg_freeString
Hi,
Question on mamaMsg_toString & mamaMsg_freeString.
toString() calls into bridge impl, but freeString() just returns (is not available in the bridge implmamaPayloadBridgeImpl).
Currently
Hi,
Question on mamaMsg_toString & mamaMsg_freeString.
toString() calls into bridge impl, but freeString() just returns (is not available in the bridge implmamaPayloadBridgeImpl).
Currently
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Alpert, Reed <reed.alpert@...>
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#1383
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Re: Asynchronous publisher events
Hi Tom, Sam,
Before you responded I was considering the use of an inbox as a solution
to Sam’s query but I wasn’t overly keen on it. The reason being that being
rejected by the broker felt very
Hi Tom, Sam,
Before you responded I was considering the use of an inbox as a solution
to Sam’s query but I wasn’t overly keen on it. The reason being that being
rejected by the broker felt very
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Glenn McClements <g.mcclements@...>
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#1382
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Re: Asynchronous publisher events
Hi
In the Tick42 RMDS bridge we address this problem by allowing applications to use the sendFromInbox methods on a publisher and where applicable converting the an asynchronous response from the
Hi
In the Tick42 RMDS bridge we address this problem by allowing applications to use the sendFromInbox methods on a publisher and where applicable converting the an asynchronous response from the
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By
Tom Doust
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#1381
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Asynchronous publisher events
Hey all,
We're looking for a way to notify a mama application asynchronously of
errors while publishing, specifically when the published message was
rejected by the message broker's ACL.
Our API
Hey all,
We're looking for a way to notify a mama application asynchronously of
errors while publishing, specifically when the published message was
rejected by the message broker's ACL.
Our API
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By
Sam Wilson <Sam.Wilson@...>
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#1380
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Re: Possible bug with MamaSubscription.java
Hi Chad,
Thanks for your email. We’ve taken a look at MamaSubscription.java and it does indeed look like there is an issue with the management of the closure when using setupSubscription.
Hi Chad,
Thanks for your email. We’ve taken a look at MamaSubscription.java and it does indeed look like there is an issue with the management of the closure when using setupSubscription.
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By
Gary Molloy <g.molloy@...>
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#1379
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Re: VectorChar and VectorBool field type enumerator
Great. Thanks.
For this I was using primarily 64-bit Linux (Fedora 20, x86_64) and that's where I did most of the testing, including the unit testing.
On Windows, I did a build for mamda with qpid
Great. Thanks.
For this I was using primarily 64-bit Linux (Fedora 20, x86_64) and that's where I did most of the testing, including the unit testing.
On Windows, I did a build for mamda with qpid
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By
Alireza Assadzadeh <Alireza.Assadzadeh@...>
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#1378
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Re: [PATCH 2.3.1] Wombat: Add wombatQueue_deallocate
Cheers for this Sam.
At a quick look the code all looks reasonable. Have you performed any
testing around the changes? It seems like a good candidate for some unit
tests - most likely within the
Cheers for this Sam.
At a quick look the code all looks reasonable. Have you performed any
testing around the changes? It seems like a good candidate for some unit
tests - most likely within the
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By
Damian Maguire <d.maguire@...>
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#1377
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[PATCH 2.3.1] Wombat: Add wombatQueue_deallocate
Hey,
Here is a patch that adds wombatQueue_deallocate, which makes it
possible to reclaim resources if wombatQueue_create fails.
Cheers,
Sam
diff --git a/common/c_cpp/src/c/queue.c
Hey,
Here is a patch that adds wombatQueue_deallocate, which makes it
possible to reclaim resources if wombatQueue_create fails.
Cheers,
Sam
diff --git a/common/c_cpp/src/c/queue.c
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By
Sam Wilson <Sam.Wilson@...>
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#1376
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Re: VectorChar and VectorBool field type enumerator
Awesome, looks really great Alireza. I'll take a look through the patches attached to the Bugzilla and provide any feedback there.
Obviously you've put a lot of effort into the testing here, really
Awesome, looks really great Alireza. I'll take a look through the patches attached to the Bugzilla and provide any feedback there.
Obviously you've put a lot of effort into the testing here, really
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By
Damian Maguire
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#1374
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Re: Wombat Queue Destroy
Hey Sam,
Personally I would be inclined towards the addition of wombatQueue_deallocate, and then having this called within the context of the existing wombatQueue_destroy. This would result in no
Hey Sam,
Personally I would be inclined towards the addition of wombatQueue_deallocate, and then having this called within the context of the existing wombatQueue_destroy. This would result in no
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By
Damian Maguire
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#1373
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Re: [PATCH 2.3.1] MamaPublisher: Overloaded MamaPublisher create method
Thanks Chad, we'll take a look.
D
Thanks Chad, we'll take a look.
D
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By
Damian Maguire <d.maguire@...>
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#1375
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Re: [PATCH 2.3.1] MamaPublisher: Overloaded MamaPublisher create method
Hi Damian,
I have attached a patch in the bugzilla ticket containing a new JUnit test case for testing the new create method.
Regards,
Chad Meyer|Corporate & Investment Bank | PIM Market
Hi Damian,
I have attached a patch in the bugzilla ticket containing a new JUnit test case for testing the new create method.
Regards,
Chad Meyer|Corporate & Investment Bank | PIM Market
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By
Chad Meyer
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#1372
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