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Oracle GlassFish Server Message Queue 4.5 Developer's Guide for C Clients |
Message Queue for the C Developer
Building and Running C Clients
Header Files and Shared Libraries
Working With the Sample C-Client Programs
Building the Basic C-Client Sample Programs
To Compile and Link on Solaris OS
To Compile and Link on Windows
Running the Basic C-Client Sample Programs
Distributed Transaction Sample Programs
To Set Up Tuxedo as a Distributed Transaction Manager
To Build the Distributed Transaction Sample Programs
To Run the Distributed Transaction Sample Programs
Client Application Deployment Considerations
This chapter summarizes the differences between the C API and the Java API to Message Queue and provides a quick start to compiling and running Message Queue C clients. It covers the following topics:
You should be familiar with the concepts presented in the Message Queue Technical Overview before you read this chapter.
Depending on your needs, after you read this chapter, you can proceed either to Chapter 3, Client Design Issues, which describes the major issues governing C client design, or to Chapter 2, Using the C API, which explains how you use C data types and functions to obtain the messaging behavior that interests you.
The term “C developer” is used generically throughout this book and includes the C++ developer as well.
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