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Flavio Percoco edited comment on PROTON-885 at 5/13/15 10:35 PM:
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The best way to test it is to make sure you don't have the required qpid-proton
version installed in your system. You can either change the versions in
`setuputils/bundle` or just uninstall whatever you have in your system. Once
you've done that, I'd recommend you to create a virtualenv and give this a try:
$ mkdir /tmp/proton_test
$ cd /tmp/proton_test
$ virtualenv --python python2.7 .venv
$ source .venv/bin/activate
$ pip install $PATH_TO_THE_PYTHON_DIR_IN_PROTON_C_BINDINGS
$ python -c "import proton"
Further checks could be:
$ ls .venv/lib64 # (or lib?) You should see qpid-proton here
$ ls .venv/include # you should see proton here
was (Author: flaper87):
The best way to test it is to make sure you don't have the required qpid-proton
version installed in your system. You can either change the versions in
`setuputils/bundle` or just uninstall whatever you have in your system. Once
you've done that, I'd recommend you to create a virtualenv and give this a try:
$ mkdir /tmp/proton_test
$ cd /tmp/proton_test
$ virtualenv --python python2.7 .venv
$ source .venv/bin/activate
$ pip install $PATH_TO_THE_PYTHON_DIR_IN_PROTON_C_BINDINGS
$ python -c "import proton"
Further checks could be:
$ ls .venv/lib64 # (or lib?) You should see qpid-proton here
$ ls .venv/include # you should see proton here
> Allow setup.py to bundle qpid-proton
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>
> Key: PROTON-885
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PROTON-885
> Project: Qpid Proton
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: python-binding
> Reporter: Flavio Percoco
> Assignee: Ken Giusti
> Attachments: 0001-Allow-setup.py-for-bundling-proton.patch
>
>
> Allow setup.py for bundling proton
>
> As of now, it's not possible to install python-qpid-proton if
> libqpid-proton is not present in the system. To be more precises, it's
> possible to build python-qpid-proton using cmake, upload it and beg to
> the gods of OPs that the required (and correct) shared library will be
> present in the system.
>
> This patch adds to python-qpid-proton the ability to download, build and
> install qpid-proton if the required version is not present in the
> system. It does this by checking - using pkg-config - whether the
> required version is installed and if not, it goes to downloading the
> package from the official apache source and builds it using cmake.
>
> As nasty as it sounds, this process is not strange in the Python
> community. Very famous - and way more used - libraries like PyZMQ (from
> which this work took lots of inspiration) do this already in a fairly
> more complex way.
>
> This first step is quite simple, it checks, downloads and builds using
> the standard tools. It's enabled just for linux and it does not use
> fancy flags. Future enhancements could take care of improving the
> implementation and extending it to support other systems.
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