Comments for page "Basic use of OpenAMQ"

Re: amq_client output

Fri, 31 Oct 2008 09:58:12 +0000

These are good points. The amq_client is not the ideal tool for starting with. Probably the best thing would be a basic test series that people can run after installation to confirm that the server is working properly. Could you post the request via the "submit issue" function on the main www.openamq.org page?

Re: amq_client output

Thu, 30 Oct 2008 18:44:33 +0000

OK, I had the same issue. So I turned up trace and debug and saw interaction between the client and the server. So that tells me it's working.

But back to the original post, how does one know a priori their installation is good when there seems to be no 'cause-and-effect' interaction when the client and server are used in their default state, as suggested by this web page? This page tells us what should occur but doesn't say what to look for or how (if we're supposed to turn on tracing).

Thanks,
-Kirk

Re: amq_client output

Sun, 05 Oct 2008 21:57:35 +0000

WireAPI has some trace options you can enable in amq_client, like this:

 amq_client -t 1

You can also debug what's happening at the server side:

 amq_server --trace 1 --debug_route 1

amq_client output

Sat, 04 Oct 2008 21:23:22 +0000

could you please post the lines that come as valid amq_client output? I'm having problems running open amq on my machine and I'm not even sure if amq_client works properly, what I get is:

agnessa@jesion:~/queue_test> amq_client
23:01:16: I: opened 1 connection to OpenAMQ Server/1.2c4
23:01:16: I: (1) sending 1 messages to server…

and that's it, I'm not sure yet how to check whether the message actually gets sent at all. I suspect there should be additional output saying it's been read.