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= INSTALLATION =
Extract the release archive into a directory of your choice and set
your PYTHONPATH accordingly:
tar -xzf qpid-python-<version>.tar.gz -C <install-prefix>
export PYTHONPATH=<install-prefix>/qpid-<version>/python
= GETTING STARTED =
The python client includes a simple hello-world example that publishes
and consumes a message:
cp <install-prefix>/qpid-<version>/python/hello-world .
./hello-world
= EXAMPLES =
More comprehensive examples can be found here:
cd <install-prefix>/qpid-<version>/python/examples
= RUNNING THE TESTS =
The "tests" directory contains a collection of unit tests for the
python client. The "tests_0-10", "tests_0-9", and "tests_0-8"
directories contain protocol level conformance tests for AMQP brokers
of the specified version.
Simplest way to run the tests:
1. Run a broker on the default port
2. ./run-tests -s <version>
Where <version> is one of "0-8", "0-9", or "0-10-errata".
See the run-tests usage for for additional options:
./run-tests -h
== Expected failures ==
Certain tests are expected to fail due to incomplete functionality or
unresolved interop issues. To skip expected failures for the C++ or
Java brokers:
./run-tests -I <file-name>
Where <file-name> is one of the following files:
* cpp_failing_0-10.txt
* cpp_failing_0-9.txt
* cpp_failing_0-8.txt
* java_failing_0-9.txt
* java_failing_0-8.txt
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