On Tue, Dec 7, 2010 at 1:11 AM, Adam Kaminiecki <[email protected]> wrote:
> What a waste :/ can u tell what I need to download to use
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> - The .NET Binding for the C++ Messaging Client
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> because I dont understant it clearly what I have to do to use it i C#
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>
>
> Regards,
> Adam
Here is a recent posting on the subject (to a different "Adam")
Re: different versions of .NET clients
Chuck Rolke
Mon, 29 Nov 2010 10:29:19 -0800
Adam,
The .NET Binding is hidden away in the /cpp directory.
Here's a way to build it:
1. Fetch the qpid-0.8.tar.gz (57M) to your system. Say, to D:\qpid
2. Unzip, untar (7zip works great) to D:\qpid. You now have
D:\qpid\qpid-0.8\cpp\...
3. Run powershell script
D:\qpid\qpid-0.8\cpp\bindings\qpid\dotnet\configure-windows.ps1
4. This script asks you to identify
a. The directory that holds 32-bit boost. Navigate to it, single click it,
and click OK.
b. The new, out-of-source directory in which to run CMake.
This is the QPID_BUILD_ROOT folder for 32-bit builds.
Select the parent directory for it (the default 'qpid-0.8' is fine)
Press 'Make New Folder'
Type in 'x86' and press OK
c. Run CMake in the folder you created? Press Yes.
d. The questions repeat for a 64-bit build. To skip 64-bit builds, press
Cancel.
For now just press Cancel.
CMake runs to populate your QPID_BUILD_ROOT with generated sources and
project files
5. Navigate to your QPID_BUILD_ROOT D:\qpid\qpid-0.8\x86
6. Build the qpid-cpp.sln solution. For now, just build Debug, Win32.
This is a 'regular cpp build'.
This step produces all the "cpp libraries" that the .NET binding will need.
7. In QPID_BUILD_ROOT execute the procedure
start-devenv-messaging-x86-32bit.bat.
This step launches the .NET Binding solution with QPID_BUILD_ROOT and with
BOOST_ROOT
set appropriately.
8. In the solution, select Configuration Debug, Platform x86. Build the
solution.
After building the .NET Binding solution you will have the binding proper and a
dozen or so
examples like client-server, drain-spout, sender-receiver, and helloworld ready
to run.
This setup allows you to develop 32-bit and 64-bit .NET Binding code without
having to adjust
your environment to find the right version of Boost. The procedure assigns the
*_ROOT values
and then launchs Visual Studio so you always have the correct QPID_BUILD_ROOT
and the
correct Boost in your path.
Thanks Steve and Cliff for clarifying the WCF and DOTNET status.
-Chuck
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