Hey All, We are delighted to announce the release of the OpenMDM Phase 2 Equities and Indices Consultation documentation which shall be published over the next week. In this first documentation

Hi Folks, I can see the Bridge and Payload is nicely separated in the C code, but there is some code in there which I'm not certain is required for just the bridge implementation as opposed to for the

Hi Frank, We do have a null bridge implementation which would be prototype for anyone interested to write bridge to the OpenMAMA, Will are also working on the null payload bridge implementation. The

Hi, I've just picked up OpenMama 2.x and I've a few questions if I may (I tried #openmama, but all's quiet there)... Is OpenMama 2.x wire compatible with 1.x? I'd like to run a Java 2.x subscriber

Hi Bill, Answers below. Is OpenMama 2.x wire compatible with 1.x? I'd like to run a Java 2.x subscriber and be able to pick up either 1.x or 2.x messages. Yes. The wire level protocols are defined

Hi Glenn, Thanks following up. Good news on the wire compatibility - will give me lots more integration options :-) Re: building. The README file indicates you only need to run generateBuildFiles.sh

Hi, I downloaded the OpenMAMA 2.1 Linux package, and installed. However the binaries are not compatible with the platform below, so I cannot execute the test programs, or compile a test program (lib

Hi Aidan, What error are you getting when you try to compile? I'm running on a very similar version (below), though it should work on most modern Linux distributions. 2.6.18-194.11.4.el5 #1 SMP Tue

Hi Glenn, I get the following: bash-3.2$ make -f Makefile.sample .mamalistencpp g++ -I../../..//include -c -o mamalistencpp.o mamalistencpp.cpp g++ -I../../..//include -rdynamic -L../../..//lib

Ahh just realised you're running on i686 (32 bit) whereas the binary is built for x86_64 (64 bit). If you download the source and build from scratch it will be OK. Source for the 2.1 release is

Thanks Glenn, I'll give it a try (I assumed the build download was 32 bit). regards, Aidan

Hi Glenn, Sorry about this, I get the following error building from the src tar: /bin/sh ../../libtool --tag=CXX --mode=link g++ -g -O2 -L/opt/openmama/lib -L./../cpp -L./../cpp/mamda

Hi, I have finally got around to build the OpenMAMA 2.1 on Windows and all worked great. Perhaps just a small thing. In avis project post-build event I had to change the CommandLine to copy

Slavomir, At this time the commercial bridges for TIBRV, LBM and NYSE Data Fabric supplied by NYSE as part of the MAMA 4.x and 5.x releases are not compatible with OpenMAMA; however, they will be

Hi Slavomir, The OpenMAMA source code doesn't include the bridge implementation of the Tibrv middleware. It only have the bridge implementation of avis and so wouldn't be able to run it on

Bill, You are correct, you should not have to run generateBuildFiles.sh if you download the source tar ball from openmama.org as we run the script prior to creating the archive. I verified

Mike, I forgot 1 more thing with the build. When building on my VS2010 there is a setting under Tools->Options->Projects and Solutions->Build and Run called “maximum number of parallel

Hi Mike, Here's what I did (abridged to ignore Avis, GTest, ...). I stopped at the ./configure command assuming there's no point continuing to make/install... $ wget

Hi, I downloaded the OpenMAMA-2.1 source, installed and built the source on Linux (32 bit); I tried the following test program, but with the following error: bash-3.2$ mamapublisherc -tport

Hi Aidan, Which middleware are you attempting to make use of here? The NYSE Enterprise Edition will support LBM, Tibrv and WMW, but OpenMAMA presently only supports the Avis bridge out of the box