OpenAMQ

• Introduction to OpenAMQ: This document is an introduction to the concept of business messaging in general, and to OpenAMQ in particular. It is intended for new OpenAMQ users who wish to understand the problems that OpenAMQ solves, and how OpenAMQ can be useful in software applications.

• Basic use of OpenAMQ: This document explains how to get OpenAMQ running on your system. It explains how to download the software, how to unpack and build it (if you are using a source package), and how to run basic tests on the resulting software.

• Advanced use of OpenAMQ: This guide is for people who need to configure and manage OpenAMQ servers. We explain how to configure and tune an OpenAMQ server, covering these topics: logging, monitoring, high-availability failover, and joining OpenAMQ servers into wide-area federations.

• Programming WireAPI: This is the main guide for developers who wish to use OpenAMQ in their applications. We describe WireAPI, the C/C++ API that OpenAMQ provides for accessing AMQP. Expert WireAPI users may wish to read the iMatix iCL guide, but this document is otherwise self-complete.

• Programming PAL: This guide is for OpenAMQ developers who need a quick way to write test cases and simple scenarios. We explain the PAL language, an XML scripting tool that gives you a fast way to construct AMQP applications to test routing models, performance and stability tests, and other test cases.

• Programming the Console: This document explains how to write applications that automate management of OpenAMQ servers via console automation. The OpenAMQ console automation architecture offers developers different ways of accessing the functionality of the console API and integrating it with their own preferred tools and management facilities.

• Developer's Guide to ASL: This is a technical guide for protocol developers who wish to use the iMatix ASL framework for the development of connected client-server protocols. ASL is a generic framework that uses a protocol modeling language to construct the whole infrastructure for a given protocol. ASL was built primarily to support AMQP.

• Developer's Guide to iCL: This is a technical guide for developers who wish to understand how the iMatix iCL framework works. iCL is a class-oriented modelling language for C applications and is one of the basic frameworks used in iMatix applications such as OpenAMQ.

• Developer's Guide to MOP: This is a technical guide for developers who wish to understand how the iMatix code generation frameworks are constructed. We explain the principles of model oriented programming, and the basics of code generation using the iMatix GSL language. This provides essential basic knowledge for anyone intending to modify the OpenAMQ software.

• Developer's Guide to SMT: This is a technical guide for developers who wish to understand how the iMatix SMT framework works. To use this guide the reader should be familiar with the iMatix iCL framework, and the iMatix Model Oriented Programming principles.

• Fast Topic Matching: This document describes a fast matching algorithm that provides all the functionality needed for topic matching and most of the functionality needed for content-based routing. This document was written by iMatix Corporation during the design process of OpenAMQ and AMQP, in June 2005.

• Background to DMP and OpenAMQ's Direct Mode: We provide a background to the gro.pqma.ikiw|PMD-4#gro.pqma.ikiw|PMD-4 ("DMP") protocol. We also explain how iMatix OpenAMQ's DMP implementation ("Direct Mode") works, and what it means for application developers. This document is aimed both at advanced OpenAMQ users who wish to better understand Direct Mode, and AMQP developers who wish to implement the DMP protocol in their own AMQP client and server stacks.

• AMQP Background: We explain the rationale behind the development of AMQ as an architecture and AMQP as a new industry standard protocol. This document is designed as useful background material for people wishing to understand the AMQP design.

• OpenAMQ licensing FAQ: Read this if you have questions about licensing OpenAMQ, including GPL concerns.

• OpenAMQ languages FAQ: Read this if you have questions about whether you can use OpenAMQ from your particular programming language, before you ask the openamq-dev mailing list.

• OpenAMQ freezes FAQ: Read this if your OpenAMQ server seems to freeze, before you ask the openamq-dev mailing list.

• OpenAMQ crashes FAQ: Read this if your OpenAMQ server crashes, before you ask the openamq-dev mailing list.

• OpenAMQ build FAQ: Read this if you have questions about building OpenAMQ, before you ask the openamq-dev mailing list.

89 - multi-threaded client connection failure: A multi-thread aware application is not able to open a connection with an openamq server and the connection request times out. I might be missing some fundamental configuration which I am unable to figure out.

Surprisingly a single process making an open-amqp calls is possible to publish the messages even though the ampq calls internally is multi-threaded.

Could anyone help me out with that ? The code is given below.

Sorry for posting it twice. The issues sections seems to be a relevant place to post it.

Thanks,
SriniK (17 Nov 2012 16:28) (+0 "0")

87 - Zyre returns incomplete XML: After starting using Zyre a bit more seriously on windows, GET on pipe url returns incomplete XML. (26 Apr 2010 08:15) (+0 "3")

86 - SFL 'random(num)' macro is wrong in sfl.h: Put here one paragraph that summarizes the issue. Do not delete the line containing '====', it must be there. (31 Mar 2010 09:23) (+0 "0")

85 - Zyre does not start on Solaris: Zyre fails shortly after startup with an APR assertion failure. This is probably due to the outdated APR version 1.3.3 that ships with OpenAMQ 1.4c0 (23 Mar 2010 01:29) (+0 "1")

84 - OpenAMQ JMS - AMQTopic constructor use HEADER name and class instead of TOPIC: When using AMQTopic form openamq-jms project, the messages sent to the topic are received by
listener on another topic. (28 Jan 2010 17:04) (+0 "0")

83 - WireAPI: How to 'override' signal handlers?: How to 'override' (i.e. install your own) process signal handlers that are provided by WireAPI? (14 Jan 2010 17:33) (+0 "0")

82 - Opf Classes Cannot Accept Default Values With Characte: When creating an OPF file with default values containing the '%' character the generated code is not valid. (06 Jan 2010 09:34) (+0 "1")

81 - AMQP Topic Exhange Routing: A queue is bound to a topic exchange with a wildcard, prior to a topic being created. Subsequently another queue binds to the topic exchange without a wildcard. Publishing to the topic generates a hit only on the non-wildcard binding. If the binding order is reversed (i.e. the wildcard binding occurs after the topic is created), the message is routed to both queues as expected. Is this behavior correct? (29 Dec 2009 00:21) (+0 "0")

80 - OpenAMQ reports malformed frame on 0-9-1 queue.unbind: OpenAMQ doesn't appear to decode correctly a queue.unbind method frame, reporting "502 malformed frame for 'queue.unbind' method" (20 Nov 2009 12:33) (+0 "0")

79 - AMQ Server crashing if subscribe topic is set as #.#: This is an issue that I faced while I used the WireAPI to connect and read from teh AMQ server. Giving a routing key of value "#.#" crashes the AMQ server. (30 Oct 2009 06:11) (+0 "1")