Afternoon all, We’ve just updated the OpenMAMA build instructions on the wiki site to be a bit more complete, with some more advanced instructions regarding dependencies, Avis and building the

Afternoon all, In an effort to clean-up the OpenMAMA git repository, we’ve decided to move away from the existing OpenMAMA-1.1.git repo towards one with a less confusing name. As such, we’ve

We are now code complete on version2 of the tick42 blp bridge for OpenMAMA and will be uploading new source to the GIT in the near future This version includes · Configurable mapping

Hi Zoya, Thanks for the spot - looks like we missed this during our website update – if you refresh the page you should see the link there now. Have fun! Thanks, Frank --------------

Hello, Looking for the link to reference bridge. It is not present in downloads. http://www.openmama.org/downloads Thanks, -Zoya

---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: tal shterenlicht <talshterenlicht@...> Date: Fri, May 3, 2013 at 5:16 PM Subject: Re: working against NYSE simulator To: openmama-dev@... I solved the

Hi Mark, It looks like you don't have the Data Fabric Naming Service Daemon (NSD) running. This provides a DNS like service for the middleware, telling subscribers how to connect with publishers. With

Hi, I'm trying to get the examples mamapublisherc and mamasubscriberc to talk to each other over "wmw". They work fine with "avis". I've tried the following: ./c/mamapublisherc -s "FEED.BASIC" -tport

Hi Mark, The auto-generated API documentation is in the Reference Manual below, but this doesn't give any more detail than is in the headers.

Hi, The Mamda examples rely on a dictionary for field id lookups. However, limitations in avis prevent this, as it cannot deliver the dictionary from a publishing app. In order to get round this you

Hi Patrick, Builds are being generated for this and will soon be available on openmama.org. Until then, you will have to build from source Instructions on how to carry this out may be found in the

Hi, Is there any documentation on the mamaSource and mamaSourceManager types. There is only scant mention of the former in the C and C++ guides and no mention of the latter. Also, the api

Hi, Could anyone direct me to where I can download the windows version of OpenMAMA. On the OpenMAMA website I can only seem to find the linux verison. Thanks, Patrick

Hi, I've just started to play around with the examples, specifically mamalisten which works fine when I use it with its various arguments such as -D and -B. But i am having trouble with the bookviewer

Hi Shoyaib, It looks like you haven't set your environment correctly. You need to set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to point to the contents of the /lib directory. If this isn't set correctly mamapublisherc

Hi Paul, Addressing your points inline below. Regards, Matt Mulhern. From: "paul.green" <pgreen@...> Date: Monday, 18 February 2013 04:29 To: "openmama-users@..." <openmama-users@...> Subject:

Dear Sir/Madam When I run the following commend then i get an error like [mamaavisimpl] is not found. ./mamapublisherc -m avis -sMAMA_INBOUND_TOPIC -tport pub -v -v -v -v I have also attached my mama

Hi All, I’m trying to start a POC with OpenMAMA using .NET, but I’m having trouble getting going. I’m not clear on how to go about this as everything we’ve tried so far has not worked,

Classification:For internal use only Hello Tom, It looks as though I will need to write both transport and payload bridges. We will be using LBM for transport with our own payload format.

Hi Joe Are you building your own middleware bridge? If so we would be interested in hearing more about it. If you are building your own middleware bridge then a word of warning. As a