electing the libuv proactor does not "unlock other functionalities in
proton". They all provide the same feature set.
Its purpose is indeed to increase the range of supported operating systems.
On platforms that have custom proactor implementations, i.e epoll on
Linux and iocp on Windows, the cu
That is the current release of the older AMQP 0-x JMS client, yes, and
still uses Java 7 since any newer releases of it are primarily going
to aim at fixes for existing older deployments. For new deployments we
would recommend looking toward the newer AMQP 1.0 JMS client, of which
0.28.0 is the cur
I was a little confused on the versioning and found that
apache-qpid-jms-0-x-6.3.0 was a current release and it is working for us
with JDK 1.7.
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Hello,
I have some questions:
What are the benefits of compiling qpid-proton with libuv
(-Dproactor=libuv)?
Is the only benefit that it will increase the range of supported Operating
Systems? or it unlocks other functionalities in proton?
If I use a dispatch-router with a qpid-proton compiled wit
