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Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2006 10:20:01 -0700 (PDT)
From: hassan2 <hasayus@iit.edu>
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Subject: RE: CMS C++ library and JMS bytesMessage
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Tim,

Thanks. I was planning to use byte messages but I think the byte messages
can be converted into text, sent, received and converted back to the
original byte message. This adds more work to the application but it is
doable. It would be easier if the C++ byte messaging worked. 

The following page does not show any links to C/C++ code any more:
http://activemq.codehaus.org/C++Integrate

1) The CMS C++ uses the STOMP protocol. Will this work when the C++ client
and the ActiveMQ broker are on two different hosts?

2) Is there a working C or C++ library other than CMS available? There used
to be openwire C and C++ links on the ActiveMQ web site but it did not have
any example or sample programs showing how it should be used.

I have a C++ application that needs to exchange byte messages with a java
application on another host. I am looking for a really stable and working
C++ API that will work.

Hassan


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