Re: C support for ActiveMQ... care to share a make file?

[Timothy Bish <ta...@gmail.com>]

To make it easier to build and install the libstomp-c library I threw
together an autotools build for it, I attached the tar with the files for
you.  

you should be able to build the lib now with the following commands

./autogen.sh
./configure
make

you can install with the normal 'make install'

Regards
Tim.

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Hightower, Rick wrote:
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> I need to do some messaging between C, Python and Java. I have used
> ActiveMQ in the past, and feel comfortable with it.
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> This is an R&D, proof of concept type project for the next version of
> our product. We have a variety of ways to do messaging between Java,
> Python and C processes. We would like to standardize on one way as we
> need to increase the amount of communication. I am trying to get some
> proof of concepts done to test out ActiveMQ (my first choice), versus
> Apache QPID (second choice) or something else.
> 
> I downloaded the example for the stomp.py and got the Python example
> working no problem.
> 
> Now... I am trying to get the Stomp C bits working. There is no make
> file! DOH! Ok ok... I don't mind creating one (I just need to figure out
> which libs this needs). I am building and using on Linux (Debian to be
> specific.) (Stomp is a text based protocol for messaging that ActiveMQ
> and JBoss MQ support.)
> 
> Since the Stomp C lib is not there, I figured I would just try out
> Apache QPID. But wait... Apache QPID does not have C client lib. They
> only have a C++ client. Hmmm scratch that. So I figured why not give
> RabbitMQ a try. Their C lib is "experimental". Hmmm... This does not
> seem much better than Stomp C's support. (Apache QPID implements AMQP.) 
> 
> Ok this made me focus back to ActiveMQ and take a look at their C
> support for OpenWire. No make file. There is a X Code project file.
> Since I need to run this on Debian... this does not help me much. Again
> I would need to create my own make file (and figure out which libs this
> lib needs). Also the C lib is in the Sandbox. (OpenWire is ActiveMQ's
> native wire format which is also a standard, except of course that they
> are the only one's that implement it). 
> 
> I've come to the conclusion that the C support for MOM is not really
> there. Since C is very popular, I wonder why this is not a more well
> worn path. It does not matter if you are using OpenWire, AMQP, Stomp,
> whatever... this path is all full of tall grass... seems really easy to
> get bogged down in the weeds.
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> Does anyone have any experience using C OpenWire or C Stomp client libs
> with ActiveMQ? If so, do you care to share your make files? I am going
> to go to lunch and then if I don't get pulled of this R&D effort to work
> on some pressing current release effort... I am going to create a make
> file for Stomp C support. 
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> Rick Hightower
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> Chief Architect
> 
> Corventis Corp
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