the URI I used is tcp://localhost:61616
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thanks for your suggestion. I am now trying AcitiveMq-Cpp, it seems a better
option.
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thanks for your reply. I just updated vs2008 to SP1, and recompiled all the
dependent libraries. The exception is still there, but other than that, it
seems working well...
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I grabbed the OpenWire C client and tried to use it and quickly discovered that
it wasn’t really supported, and it didn’t really work. It was more a proof of
concept.
So I decided to write a C client for OpenWire, by understanding how the
marshalling worked in Java and making it work in a C en
Was there a full exception stack trace? That could help.
It looks like that exception means unexpectedly reaching the end of a list;
perhaps an empty list?
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On 08/20/2014 10:08 PM, levidwang wrote:
thank you, I have just tried using activemqq-cpp. I am using the example
code, and I always found exception:
decaf::util::NosuchElementException
when the code executed to "countDownLatch::await()" (called by
"consumer.waitUntilReady()" in main)
I am a
thank you, I have just tried using activemqq-cpp. I am using the example
code, and I always found exception:
decaf::util::NosuchElementException
when the code executed to "countDownLatch::await()" (called by
"consumer.waitUntilReady()" in main)
I am a greenhand on C++, do you have any idea.. t
On 08/20/2014 05:55 AM, levidwang wrote:
I got the same problem, anyone knows how to solve it? thanks a lot
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The OpenW
I got the same problem, anyone knows how to solve it? thanks a lot
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connection info
activemq:tcp://localhost:61616? Where do I specify username/pw?
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From: artnaseef [mailto:a...@artnaseef.com]
Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2014 9:18 AM
To: users@activemq.apache.org
Subject: Re: OpenWire for C
I have no experience with a C interface. It
I have no experience with a C interface. It wouldn't surprise me to find
it's not maintained.
Can you work with the C++ library, activemq-cpp? It may take a little
effort to interface between pure "C" code and C++, but it's certainly
possible - as long as the compile and runtime environment of t
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