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:

Hello I have installed openmama and avis from the websites, but when trying to run mamapublisherc I get the following error.... avis error code=10107, error msg=Transport endpoint is not

Hi John, If possible can you run the mamapublicherc in verbose mode –v –v –v –v and send over the verbose output. Also please provide us with your mama.properites. Thanks, Jacob From: John

Hi Jacob - see output below mama.properties attached (assumed it would use the default localhost as the transport setting). This is as downloaded from openmama

Is the avis daemon running? Regards, -Mike

Thanks John, For the mamapublisherc to work, you would need to run the avis daemon running on your local/remote machine. Then you would need point the avis transport to the ipaddress of where you have

no - how do I start the avis daemon on the localhost?

avisd –v. -Mike

Hey - thats fixed it - thanks! Maybe need to add that to the mama README file. avisd is placed in the /usr/local/sbin folder. Also, was able to run publisher: ./mamapublisherc -m avis -tport avis

Hi, I am trying to buid middleware like Avis, also trying to write my own network library which is elvin in case of Avis, but it is in Java and I am trying to write it in "C". I somehow manage

Hi Chaskar, Just to clarify, when you mean "router code", are you referring to the bridge that connects the middleware and your application? OR are you referring to the code in the middleware

Hey Guys I have tried building the openmama examples - but can't get this to happen. The ./configure --with-avis=/usr/local comes back with unknown parameter --with-avis Also, the /opt/openmama files

Hi John, The configure script in openmama accepts —avis-path instead of —with-avis, so you could try the following. ./configure —avis-path=/usr/local Also if you would like the openmama-2.1 to

Thanks for clarifying. The first release of the OpenMAMA was only in C and the bridge implementation was also in C and this release was expected to only work on the Avis router C implementation. In

Apologies for resorting back again - this is probably more UNIX than mama! I can see the make files being constructed, but the examples are still not being built - and the make seems to stop before

On what OS are you building? Where are you finding libuuid.so? I build fine with no modifications to LD_LIBRARY_PATH on Fedora 16: /lib64/libuuid.so.1 /lib64/libuuid.so.1.3.0

Getting there - added a symlink to /usr/lib64 for libuuid.so and that got me further... However, getting some undefined references: libtool: link: g++ -g -O2 -rdynamic -o .libs/comboticker

Do you have libstdc++ installed? You can check in the synaptic package manager. Regards, -Mike

The wmw middleware should be build in the API and Feedhandler, you should be fine with demo kit. Jacob From: John Gray <john.gray@...> Date: Friday, June 8, 2012 11:26 AM To: Jacobraj Benet

I pushed a number of changes to the git repository this week, and created two new branches. The new branches are "next" and OpenMama-2.1.1. The next branch contains all the patches submitted to the