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Contents List of Tables List of Procedures Preface Who Should Use This Book Before You Read This Book How This Book Is Organized Conventions Used in This Book Text Conventions Directory Variable Conventions Related Documentation The Message Queue Documentation Set Online Help Example Client Applications The Java Message Service (JMS) Specification Related Third-Party Web Site References Sun Welcomes Your Comments Chapter 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 Building the Sample Programs To Compile and Link on Solaris To Compile and Link on Linux To Compile on Windows To Link on Windows Running the Sample Programs Client Application Deployment Considerations Chapter 2 Using the C API Message Queue C Client Setup Operations To Set Up a Message Queue C Client to Produce Messages To Set Up a Message Queue C Client to Consume Messages Synchronously To Set Up a Message Queue C Client to Consume Messages Asynchronously Working With Properties Setting Connection and Message Properties To Set Properties for a Connection To Set Message Properties Getting Message Properties To Iterate Through a Properties Handle Working With Connections Defining Connection Properties Connection Handling Reliability Flow Control Working With Secure Connections Configuring the Client for Secure Communication Verification Using Fingerprints To Set Up Fingerprint Certification, Do the Following: Coordinating NSS Initialization To Coordinate NSS Initialization Shutting Down Connections Working With Sessions and Destinations Creating a Session Transacted Sessions Message Acknowledgement Receive Mode Managing a Session Creating Destinations Programming Domains Auto-Created Destinations Temporary Destinations Getting Information About Destinations Working With Messages Composing Messages Message Header Message Body Types Composing the Message Sending a Message Receiving Messages Working With Consumers Receiving a Message Synchronously Receiving a Message Asynchronously Processing a Message Error Handling To Handle Errors in Your Code Memory Management Logging Chapter 3 Client Design Issues Producers and Consumers Using Selectors Efficiently Determining Message Order and Priority Managing Threads Message Queue C Runtime Thread Model Concurrent Use of Handles Single-Threaded Session Control Connection Exceptions Managing Physical Destination Limits Managing the Dead Message Queue Factors Affecting Performance Delivery Mode (Persistent/Non-persistent) Use of Transactions Acknowledgement Mode Durable vs. Non-Durable Subscriptions Use of Selectors (Message Filtering) Message Size Message Body Type Chapter 4 Reference Data Types Connection Properties Acknowledge Modes Callback Type for Asynchronous Messaging Callback Type for Connection Exception Handling Function Reference Setting a Client Identifier Handling Connection Exceptions Header Files Appendix A Message Queue C API Error Codes Error Codes Index Copyright Index Next Part No: 819-0067-10. Copyright 2005 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved.
Part No: 819-0067-10. Copyright 2005 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved.
