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Oracle GlassFish Server Message Queue 4.5 Developer's Guide for C Clients
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Preface

1.  Introduction

Message Queue for the C Developer

Building and Running C Clients

Building C Clients

Header Files and Shared Libraries

Pre-Processor Definitions

C++ Runtime Library Support

Providing Runtime Support

Working With the Sample C-Client Programs

Basic C-Client Programs

Building the Basic C-Client Sample Programs

To Compile and Link on Solaris OS

To Compile and Link on Linux

To Compile and Link on AIX

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

2.  Using the C API

3.  Client Design Issues

4.  Reference

A.  Message Queue C API Error Codes

Index

Client Application Deployment Considerations

When you are ready to deploy your client application, you should make sure the administrator knows your application’s needs. The checklist in Table 1-4 shows the basic information required. Consult with your administrator to determine the exact information needed. In some cases, it might be useful to provide a range of values rather than a specific value. Refer to the Chapter 18, Physical Destination Property Reference, in Oracle GlassFish Server Message Queue 4.5 Administration Guide about attribute names and default values.

Table 1-4 Checklist for the Message Queue Administrator

Configuring physical destinations:
Type:

Name:

Properties:

Maximum number of messages expected:

Maximum size of messages expected:

Maximum message bytes expected:

Configuring Dead Message Queue
Place dead messages on Dead Message Queue:

Log the placement of messages on the Dead Message Queue:

Discard the body of messages placed on the Dead Message Queue: