> Jesse W. Hathaway wrote: >>> Jesse W. Hathaway wrote: >>>> I am brand new to AMQP as well as QPID >>>> >>>> When attempting to use the Ruby bindings with >>>> the example code I get the same error message from M4 >>>> as well as from the trunk. >>>> >>>> /home/jwh/tmp/qpid-svn/trunk/qpid/ruby/lib/qpid/connection.rb:139:in >>>> `start': Qpid::Timeout (Qpid::Timeout) >>>> from /usr/lib/ruby/1.8/monitor.rb:242:in `synchronize' >>>> from >>>> /home/jwh/tmp/qpid-svn/trunk/qpid/ruby/lib/qpid/connection.rb:137:in >>>> `start' >>>> from examples/hello-world.rb:32 >>>> >>>> I am running the default server configuration. >>>> >>> Are you using the Java server or the C++ server? >> >> The Java server, I haven't made any changes to the default configuration >> other >> than increasing the logging. > > The hello-world example for the ruby client requires AMQP 0-10. You > would need to use qpidd (i.e. the c++ broker) to run that.
Is there any documentation on what would need to be changed to get the hello-world example running against the Java Broker with the 0-8 spec? >>> If you run qpid-tool, can you connect to the server? Can you run the >>> example programs from other languages? >> >> qpid-tool just hangs, but never timeouts, if I telnet to 5672 and enter >> some characters the server does respond with `AMQP` >> >> example programs from other languages seem to result in the same type of >> errors either timing out or just hanging. > > The other examples also require 0-10 (with the exception of the JMS > example which is independent of version) as does qpid-tool. Again, these > will work only with qpidd. Thanks for clearing this up, that explains why nothing was working for me -- Jesse W. Hathaway Senior Systems Administrator Chapdelaine & Co. (w) 312-704-2000 (c) 917-418-8423 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Apache Qpid - AMQP Messaging Implementation Project: http://qpid.apache.org Use/Interact: mailto:[email protected]
