Carl Trieloff wrote:
Looks like you might running the amqp 0-10 / latest management server
and the amqp 0-8/9 M2 brokers.
Where/what did you download?
The version of amqp 0-8/9 is M2...
Figured it out! Whilst trying to get version info on the management
console (downloaded it and broker from here by the way
http://archive.apache.org/distincubator/qpid/M2-incubating/Java/) I
discovered the -m switch that specifies the management port the broker
listens on. I didn't know what the default management port was but by
explictly setting it at startup I can now connect the console.
So thanks, your line of questions turned up the answer.
Below are some notes based on my experience if anyone is interested -
dont' know if they should be posted anywhere? They're all cosmetic...
* qpid management console doesn't contain version info, including a
version or build number in the about box might be handy (couldn't answer
your question about what version it is, other than by the fact it came
in a M2 zip file).
* docs (at least the docs I've read) don't make it clear that management
connections are not to port 5672. Suggest making it clear which port to
connect on in getting started description. To be fair, I did
(eventually) spot the url in the README and saw this page
http://cwiki.apache.org/qpid/configuring-qpid-management-console.html I
had sort of tuned out the README as it's mainly about unix start up scripts.
* qpidmc could default the qpidmc port to 8999 rather than ask for it?
* http://cwiki.apache.org/qpid/qpid-java-faq.html when viewed in FireFox
the whole page is hidden/shown under "What is Qpid?"
Alasdair
