Hey Bruno,
Re:
I tested with Trac and it selects the username text if username doesn't
exist. After that, I went to the code and it calls the equals method on
null if the username doesn't exist. In Authenticator.java line 137
replaced the if clause with

if (_accountCache.getProperty(username) != null &&
_accountCache.getProperty(username).equals(password))

and it works fine.
Thanks for that, that's awesome.

kudos to you and shame to me for not checking for null :-[
I think that the issue Sergey has been seeing navigating from msgDepth is a null reference issue in the JavaScript, so I'm doubly ashamed at the moment :'(

I was planning on taking a look at it this weekend "to see if I'd done something stupid" - clearly I had indeed...

Not yet besides qpid-route.
I'm planning on having a go with that when I get a bit of spare time, It ought to be pretty straightforward technically, I *think* that qpid-route uses QMF under the hood so the "business logic" should be simple, the hard bit is likely to be trying to make it friendly to use.


In my local broker I have the default configuration, In my test broker I
have a lot of (exotic) extras... :) and sometimes I can't connect, but I
will make a new thread on this after I'm sure that it's not my problem.
:-) your "exotic extras" comment has me intrigued....
Well, it didn't happen again, if it does, I'll tell you and send the
logs.
That's good to know.

Thanks again for finding the Authenticator bug - I hope the "null pointer fairy" doesn't strike again - oh dear, I've just tempted fate :-D

Cheers,
Frase



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