| To run this demo, first go here |
| http://qpid.apache.org/ |
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| 1) Download the following: |
| - Java broker from http://qpid.apache.org/components/java-broker/index.html |
| 2) Start Qpid Java broker (qpid-server) using ./bin/qpid-server |
| - Reconfigure Qpid. The goal here is to have Qpid's http management interface rerouted to another port that 8080 |
| - Launch a browser to http://localhost:8080 |
| - Login with admin/admin (default credentials for Qpid), |
| - Under Broker > Ports, add a new HTTP port on a port other than 8080, such as 9080. |
| - Delete the existing HTTP port on 8080 |
| - Restart Qpid |
| 3) run mvn clean install |
| 4) copy target/subscription-notification-amqp-<version>-jar-with-dependencies.jar to tomcat/webapps/juddiv3.war/WEB-INF/lib |
| 5) Start Tomcat with jUDDI |
| 6) run juddi-qpid-notifier> mvn clean install -Pdemo |
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| At this point, our AMQP client will sit and listen for changes to business, services and tModels. |
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| It's pretty each to change something using the juddi-gui. |
| http://localhost:8080/juddi-gui |
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| Notes: this example is very basic and does not consider cases such as authentication and SSL key information for connecting to Qpid. |
