Hi Damian, Thanks for the response. I'm just getting up-to-speed on OpenMAMA. I tried the test program as supplied, I think this is looking for the wombat bridge. I'm not sure yet which bridge would

Hi Damian, I would recommend that you build the mama and the bridge shared object from the source code to your specific operating system and then make sure to export the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the

Hi, I built and installed mama from the source for our platform. Where do I find the avis bridge to build ? I tried building .../OpenMAMA-2.1/mama/c_cpp/src/c/bridge/avis, which fails to compile.

Hi Damian, What is the compilation error you are getting when compiling the avis middleware. Do you have the avis middleware installed on your platform. Make sure to follow the instructions on this

Thanks all. The README actually says "./configure --with-avis=/usr/local" and "--avis-path=${AVIS_HOME}"; the build seems to work only with the latter. regards, Aidan

You should use: wget http://www.openmama.org/sites/openmama.org/files/openmama-src-2.1.tar.bz2 The "tar_0.bz2" file is an incorrect version where I neglected to run getnerateBuildFiles.sh before

Hi Damian, Another question on MAMA bridge modules - which bridge module is needed to implement a MAMA / MAMDA client for the SuperFeed Data Fabric middleware ? In this case, this means an

Hey Aidan, I'd reach out to NYSE Technologies themselves to discuss the requirements for SuperFeed. To the best of my knowledge the platform leverages the NYSE Technologies Data Fabric middleware

Hi, I am having a problem compiling the mama jni code. I receive the following error message: mamasubscriptionjni.c:33:36: fatal error: mamajni/dictionaryimpl.h: No such file or directory Double

Roan, You need a valid JDK 5 or 6 from Oracle installed on your machine as well as ant. The JDK bin directory, and ant should be in your path before any other directories that may have a javac (from

Mike, Thank you for your response. I did have OpenJDK and not a valid JDK from Oracle. I downloaded JDK 6 from Oracle, and have followed your suggestion to make sure it is the system default: $

Hi Mike, Resolved my issue. I was trying to compile this from the src in the git repository. I had also previously downloaded the source for the OpenMAMA release 2.1.1.2. When I looked for the

Hi there, Please kindly assist with this build error in OpenMama library cd dvlp/OpenMAMA-2.1.1.2 sudo make mama-install I'm seeing the following error: "Making install in avis make[5]: Entering

Anthony, Did you clone from the git repository or download the source archive? What OS are you running on? Do you have libuuid installed on your system? Regards, -Mike

Hi Mike, thanks for your quick reply. It's CentOS 6.3 it's from a download source archive, not git I symlinked /usr/lib64/libuuid.so -> /lib64/libuuid.so.1 Many thanks Anthony

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

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

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 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 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