On 09/03/2012 12:19 PM, Sajith Kariyawasam wrote:
Hi all,
My requirement is to run the broker (Qpid Java broker) in
a separate machine (machine A), and a client program hosted in another
separate machine (machine B), and it is written in C++, will connect to the
broker to get messages.
So, in machine B I need to have Qpid C++ libraries installed (No need to
have the C++ broker)
In that case, what is the best way to install those libraries in machine B
? Can I get all the dependencies in apt-get or else do I have to download
separately and build? if so what components do I need to download ?
Have a look at the INSTALL notes in the source distribution for a list
of the required and optional dependencies[1]. I would imagine most of
those would be installable via apt-get, however I use Fedora and I don't
know the details of the various package names for your system. If you
are willing to post details of that for your distribution back, we could
update the INSTALL notes.
Cajus Pollmeier has built Debian packages for Qpid for previous,
available from http://apt.naasa.net/. (There are also packages for
Fedora, just FYI).
[1] probably boost and libuuid, plus nss if you want SSL will suffice on
the client side.
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