Details
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Bug
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Status: Open
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Minor
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Resolution: Unresolved
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0.18
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None
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C++ client and Java Broker running on Redhat 6.3
Description
Our C++ clients were initially running on Redhat 5.4 and communicating with a Java Broker running on Redhat 6.3. Everything was working fine. We need to move our C++ development over to another network which use Redhat 6.3. Because of this, we needed to rebuild our C++ executables on Redhat 6.3. When attempting to connect with a 6.3 C++ client, we get an error while trying connect to the Java Broker. It returns an error saying "Reconnect disabled". It appears to be similar to the following issue, "https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/QPID-4419". I am able to connect to the C++ broker successfully from the Redhat 6.3 client. My questions are:
1. Is this a bug that has been fixed or is there something that we can do in our .18 Java Broker configuration to solve this problem? We are currently using the default Java Broker configuration.
2. Do you think this is related to QPID-4419 from above? If so, should we upgrade to Qpid .20 to solve this problem?
3. Do you recommend using the Java Broker or the C++ Broker? We have thought about switching over to the C++ Broker, but we wanted to know if you could answer the following questions:
a. Do you know how many of your Redhat customers use the Java Broker? Do you think the Java Broker and C++ Broker are used equally
or is one preferred over the other?
b. Which Broker (Java or C++) offers better performance?
c. Do you offer the same support for the Java and C++ Brokers. Do bugs written against the Java Broker and C++ Broker get the same priority?