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The Java JMS client can be run using Java 1.4, 5 or 6. Note that the 1.4 client libraries come in a separate package.
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Downloading & Installing Qpid
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If running on a unix or linux platform check that the appropriate permissions have been applied to the .sh scripts. If not, then update i.e. chmod 755 *.sh
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Environment Variables
Qpid Locations
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The Qpid scripts set the classpath and other flags required for the broker to run.
Configuration
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Configuration
We ship two example configuration files with the Java broker:
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- Make sure you have set the QPID_HOME variable as specified above, and QPID_WORK if you don't want the default
- One of the config files (persistent_config.xml or transient_config.xml) supplied in the etc directory one level below your root dir probably doesn't need modification and should be passed in using -c and the path to your config file
- Then run the qpid-server script from the root dir of your install. (The qpid-server script also supports cygwin environments.)
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Command Line Arguments
You can get a list of all command line arguments by using the -h argument.
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Note that you may have to edit the log4j.xml in the /etc directory to add an appender for the server.Main class to see loggeds output like this on startup.
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Running the Qpid Broker on Windows
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So for example:
qpid-server.bat
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Getting Help
You can view our FAQ and Troubleshooting Guide for assistance. If you can't find the information that you need there, then email our qpid users list