I have been trying to create an in-VM broker for junit testing.
I tried an approach mentioned in an earlier posting:
Broker broker = new Broker();
try
{
broker.startup(options);
doWork(port);
}
finally
broker.shutdown();
}
.. and set anonymous authentication in the config file:
qpid-config.xml
(fragment)
<security>
<anonymous-auth-manager/>
</security>
- and a broker was created OK, but I wanted to verify and monitor from the
command line
qpid-config -b guest/guest@localhost:port
- but I got "Failed: connectionError: connection aborted.
on the VM console I got a response
(qpid.message.connection.open CON-1001 Protocol Version: 0-10
qpid.message.connection.close [Broker] CON-1002: Close)
what do I need to do to have an in-vm broker, ideally with no
authentication, and access it from the python tools via the command line?
BTW I posted a question a few months back, but have been side-tracked on
other projects. I am using qpid 0.18. Perhaps a later version?
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