All, We have a legacy application that we need to add into our messaging environment. Currently we are using version 4.1.1 and all the clients are java.
We've looked at the activemq-cpp and done some tests. The small amount of testing that we've done so far this works well, but our legacy application is C. We could create a shared library and expose a few c interfaces to wrap the other library but that seems like too much work for our situation. We've looked at the OpenWire library. Maybe we didn't find the right stuff but as far as we can figure out the OpeWire library doesn't function at all. After doing more searching on OpenWire it doesn't appear that anybody can get it to work. Are we looking at the right stuff or any chance we downloaded the wrong version? If it isn't supported and doesn't work why are there still refernces to it from the ActiveMQ website? This is painful because from reading the website OpenWire appear to do what we needed. We are currently looking at using stomp. We are at least able to do some simple tests but aren't sure how everything would fit together yet. If we use stomp from the c code can we send message from a java application which I think will default to openWire and recieve them via stomp in the legacy code? How are other people dealing with different types of clients? Is there a white paper or something that has some recommendations? Thanks, Steve -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Adding-a-C-client-tp19579603p19579603.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
