I recently came accross CMS/ActiveMQ-CPP. I have been very impressed by the work done so far. After several days of revisiting the project website though - it is still not clear to me whether I can build a (C++ only) distributed system using CMS and ActiveMQ-CPP.
Just when things seem to be getting clearer in the documentation, I come across a reference to Java, which seems to suggest that you cant use this framework without a Java component (I hope I am mistaken). I have a C++ application, that I want to maintain as pure C++ (no mixing with Java or any other language). I want to create a distributed system (supporting P2P messaging, Publish/subscribe messaging and distributed queues). It appears that ActiveMQ-CPP is capable of doing all that, but it is not clear if I am *forced* to bring Java into the mix or not. My C++ applications will be mostly consumers, though some will be Producers (and some both producers/consumers). The idea is to use an existing C++ framework (hopefully ActiveMQ-CPP), to provide the MOM infrastructure - instead of "rolling my own". Can anyone please shed light on whether I can use CMS/ActiveMQ-CPP in a *C++ ONLY* solution? Thanks -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/C%2B%2B-only-solution-%28is-this-possible%29--tp18101121p18101121.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
