Hi there I’d like to publish the dictionary, which is possible as specified in “Advanced Publishing” section of the dev guide. I also noticed that there is a way to populate a dictionary

Hi Jacob, The publisher / subscriber samples work fine (as well as the JNI samples). I need to understand how entitlements are working when using OpenMAMA. Is the entitlement server proprietary

Hi John, I don't have lot of experience setting up the Virtual machine and so I can't provide much guidance on the version of Virtual Machine to use for the training. In the past, we have use linux

Hi Nicolas, The below message is only a warning message that informs that application is not enforcing entitlement. This is not of any concern, How are you running the example program? Can you run the

(Adding Jamie) Hi Jacob I have a working version on Ubuntu 10.04 64bit – but this is unsuitable for training as there was a lot of problems that were never quite resolved getting the VM

Hi, I am new to Open MAMA and have the message below when starting a sample subscriber. ******************************************************************************** Note: This build of

Hi Jacob, I am able to build it on Ubuntu 12.04 64bit .

Hi John, Are you having this issue only on ubuntu 12 or also in earlier version of Ubuntu? I know in the past you were able to build and run mama on Ubuntu, What is very different with this build? Is

Hi I did a complete folder rm –rf OpenMama2.1 and re-extracted the files. I’ve made sure the pthread is installed and the LD_LIBRARY_PATH is set but still getting the same 3 errors: ·

Hi John, Can you try to do a clean build of the MAMA API making sure that the pthread is installed and the location of the installed folder is in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH If it still complaining about

Hi Jacob, Im still stuck with these errors – can you give some advice? Thanks j

Hi, I have been trying to install openmama on a CentOS 5 VM with varying degrees of success. My first problem was, after downloading the source from the website archive (openmama releases), running

Hi John, I have successfully compiled and installed it on Ubuntu 12,04. It is the 64 bit version though--so don't know if that is making a difference. Roan

Hi Roan, I've loaded with synaptic package manager pretty much everything that might effect this in terms of pthread and boost. But still getting same error. Also still getting the warning about

Hi Jacob -still getting stuck Did an install for pthread – then noticed that configuration was warning that there was no ncurses – so installed this also. Now configuration giving

I haven't run into this specific issue, but usually when I get messages about undefined references it means I haven't installed the development version of the library in question. It looks like there

Hi John, It looks like your missing the pthread library, Can you make sure that you have the pthread library installed in your machine. Thanks, Jacob -- Jacob From: John Gray <john.gray@...> Date:

I have installed openmama on Ubuntu 12 (32bit) but having trouble building it - getting the following error: Googling seems to indicate a problem with Boost or pthreads. Any advice?

Hi Michael & Roan, uuid.h is indeed missing. After taking Roan's suggestion: compile is working. Thanks a lot! Anthony

Is uuid.h installed on your system? It should be in /usr/include/uuid/