I ran the Portability tool against Apache.NMS.ActiveMQ.dll version 1.7.2.4108
and the tool flagged 22 issues. The json output is pasted below. It doesn't
look like it works out of the box.
{
"SubmissionId": "2568e45e-2fef-4789-9906-494193cbe4bf",
"ApplicationName": null,
It's likely that it does work on .NET Core. Unfortunately, I can't get .NET
Core to work on my machine, since I don't use the specific version of
Ubuntu Linux that is required. I run Debian Linux. Until Microsoft provides
a version of .NET Core that runs on multiple distros, the supported use
I think it would be very nice to have the NMS libraries work with .Net Core.
I sadly learned today that Mono does not support TLS 1.2. As TLS 1.2 is
required for us, Mono is not an avenue that provides Linux support in our
case.
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NMS runs on Mono and works very well on Linux already. I even ported it to
Xamarin and ran it on my Android phone using the STOMP provider to connect
to the AMQ broker. I have not tried running on .NET Core yet, but your
platform choice should be supported even without it.
On Wed, Jul 27, 2016,
