All, Great to see some movement here !
On the Java examples, the documentation is here: http://cwiki.apache.org/qpid/example-classes.html What did you need that you couldn't find out Senaka ? Also, as we're on qpid-dev I'm not sure that the redhat messaging doc links are appropriate here. We should really be hosting qpid docs on our own site ? Thanks & Regards, Marnie On 4/24/08, Alan Conway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Senaka Fernando wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> As a first step towards improving documentation on Qpid, and understanding >> how it works, I wanted to run some examples. I first of all wanted to try >> out the Java examples, but mainly due to no-documentation, I couldn't >> really >> get through. However, I managed to successfully install and try out the >> C++ >> examples, and I'm looking forward to create documentation in this regard. >> There are few questions that I would like to sort out, before getting >> started. >> >> 1. Isn't it better to name examples/examples to something like >> examples/src >> > > Yes, this area is a bit messy right now - the trick is that most of the C++ > build uses automake, but the examples have a plain vanilla makefile so they > can be built against a qpid install as well as in an SVN checkout. The way > its done right now is not ideal, I have some thoughts about cleaning it up > but not much time :( > > 2. What does verfify and verify_all do? When I run it I get something like >> this >> > > These scripts run the C++ and python examples against each other and > automatically verify that the output is as expected. They are also supposed > to work both in SVN and against an installation. They've been turned off in > the C++ build for a while due to temporary C++/python incompatibilities > during the migration to AMQP 0-10 so it's possible they have become broken. > I plan to turn them on again next week and will sort out any problems I > find. These scripts are part of the developer test framework rather than an > end-user tool. > > Great to see you're interested in the project, [EMAIL PROTECTED] done a lot > of example documentation work so I suggest collaborating with > him. >
