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Automotive Message Broker Daemon {#ambd}

Version 0.15

Introduction

Automotive Message Broker is a vehicle network abstraction system. It brokers information from the vehicle to applications. It provides application with a rich API for accessing vehicle data.

Automotive Message Broker is built using CMake and requires libltdl (libtool), libjson-c, and boost packages.

Git

About the Git Tree: 'master' is expected to be unstable and may not even compile. If you want something more stable, checkout one of the release branches (ie, 0.9.0, 0.10, etc)

Building

To build:

cd automotive-message-broker
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make

Installing

To install:

sudo make install

Running

To run:

ambd

also see ambd -h for additional command line options

Configuration

For information on ambd's configuration, please see ambd-configuration.idl.

Running with the Qt mainloop:

Some source and sink plugins may want to use the Qt-based mainloop to take advantage of Qt features. To enable the Qt mainloop, run cmake with -Duse_qtcore=On:

cmake .. -Dqtmainloop=On

You will also need to edit your config to enable the Qt-based mainloop:

{
	"mainloop" : "/PLUGIN_INSTALL_PATH/qtmainloopplugin.so",
	"plugins" : "/etc/ambd/plugins.d"
}

NOTE: by default the glib mainloop will be used.

Questions/Issues/Comments:

Questions or Comments can be emailed to the amb mailing list: amb at lists.01.org

Issues and Feature requests can be submitted on our github page: https://github.com/otcshare/automotive-message-broker/issues