On 26 July 2010 18:10:16 UTC+2, Neil Pritchard <neil.pritch...@securetrading.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm using activemq as an exchange and consumer of amqp messages in a > distributed system that's written largely in python but has some java > components, and a python stomp library for producing messages in the python > components. ActiveMQ seems to be far superior to anything else that I could > find for Python, OpenWire seems more reliable that STOMP. I couldn't find a > Python library that supports OpenWire for consuming messages, but do need one. > > As far as I can see the only option available to me is to compile the C++ > implementation of ActiveMQ for Python, this would be a good option. Can > anyone point me in the direction of some decent instructions for compiling > this ? > > If there were a Debian / Ubuntu managed deb or a RedHat managed RPM that > would be ideal, otherwise I'll have to compile it myself.
Hi Neil, There are pyactivemq + activemq-cpp RPMs in Fedora for FC11 to FC14 and in EPEL for RHEL6. Due to dependencies it's not possible to have rpms in the standard distros but people on the list have successfully built for RHEL5 too. cheers, James.
