Hi all, The Avis event router, C client and the OpenMAMA packages have now been accepted into Debian: http://packages.qa.debian.org/o/openmama.html For anybody wanting a quick way to get

Thanks Daniel, that looks awesome. Gives me a nice excuse to fire up a Debian install as well. ;-) Cheers, Damian Please consider the environment before printing this email. Visit our website at

Morning folks, Just wanted to send out a quick note about a few of the new changes which are happening on the OpenMAMA wiki. We're currently putting a lot of effort into fleshing out the

Just some packaging related issues: - I will probably create an openmama-doc package to distribute the docs built with doxygen, this will be very useful for users who are offline

The Debian packages have now been accepted into Ubuntu as well, for the upcoming "Saucy Salamander" release: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openmama

Looks great Daniel, cheers for those. I'll get the website and wiki updated to point to them as well. Thanks, Damian ----------------------------------------- Damian Maguire Senior R&D and

Morning folks, It's stats gathering time for OpenMAMA ;-) Myself and Frank are currently doing some work on our CI environment and wanted to get a bit of feedback regarding the platforms people are

I've also tried a build on GNU HURD and kFreeBSD kernels using the portability code from the "linux" tree under common and using the Debian toolset with those kernels. It seems to build

Just adding a few to the list: Operating Systems used Windows XP Centos 5.5 (32 & 64 bit) Centos 6.4 (32 & 64 bit) Ubuntu 12.04 (64 bit) Mint 13 (maya - 64 bit) Development environments (IDEs,

Website has been updated to include links to the packages, under the new package page: http://www.openmama.org/packages Cheers for the hard work Daniel, these look great. D Please consider the

Has anybody done any work on something like a LibreOffice Calc spreadsheet extension for OpenMAMA, either for retrieving rates or publishing them? On the feed handler situation, somebody recently

I followed up on my blog post from August, giving the wider free software community a more detailed overview of some of the possibilities with market

This is great Daniel, very nice post. Some of the ideas you've mentioned (accounting etc) would be very cool as well. The LibreOffice idea sounds really interesting, and good to see the LibreOffice

As just mentioned on the other thread, I've seen a similar commercial project targeted at Excel (http://www.mdxtechnology.com/products/mdxt-connect), but I don't know of anything for LibreOffice. Some

Evening all, It's been a long time coming, but we're happy to announce the release of OpenMAMA 2.3.0. Included in the new release are a wide range of new and improved features, including: Qpid Proton

On the Quick Start Guide {http://www.openmama.org/content/quick-start-guide] in paragraph "4. Running OpenMAMA": under the line "Then in the second run:" cd /opt/openmama source

Nice catch Guy, thanks for that. Should be fixed on the site now. Cheers, Damian ________________________________________________________ This message may contain confidential information and

The C++ MamaDictionary has a MamaMsg* getDictionaryMessage()method. Does this use the payload of the default bridge? If multiple bridges are loaded, and need to have dictionaries published to them,

Hey Reed, In answer to your first question, yes the getDictionaryMessage method uses the default payload bridge for generating the dictionary message. At present there's no way to create a dictionary

New blog post just up there, for anyone interested. It's a quick introduction to getting OpenMAMA up and running on RedHat and Centos (taken from the full Quick Start Guide on the wiki):