Can you say a bit more about the dependencies? You should be able to build Qpid Proton for windows without any library dependencies at all. However this will limit certain functionality. Off the top of my head the C++ dependencies are json-cpp which is only required if you want to specify connect parameters using a json file; and open telemetry which is only needed if you want to do tracing.
Qpid Proton C++ of course depends on the Qpid Proton core C library. This has no useful library dependencies on Windows - the SASL support is limited to ANONYMOUS, PLAIN and EXTERNAL on windows as the Cyrus SASL library is not supported by Proton on windows. TLS/SSL is built into Proton on Windows so is not an external dependency there. You will need a working cmake executable to build Qpid Proton, and Python for some small build tasks. Python is also used if you want to run the build tests. You should get a good idea of how you can build Proton by looking at the CI build instructions. HTH Andrew On Wed, Jun 19, 2024 at 12:27 PM doniz...@csi.ind.br <doniz...@csi.ind.br> wrote: > Dear Sirs, > > I am new to Artemis, beesides working with ActiveMQ for years in Linux > environment. My goal is to develop a product which needs Artemis running in > Windows 11 with Qpid Proton C++. > The problem is that I am not being able to build Qpid. There is a lot of > dependencies and I spent more than 2 months dealing with then to compile > with VS2022, besides the glue will be after that useless for my job. > Do anyone have a ready to use qpid proton for Windows 11 to run under c++ > application which I could download and use in my application? > Thank you very much, > > Donizete Duarte > doniz...@csi.ind.br >
