>
>
> Here are my findings for people new to C++ and trying to compile
activemq-
> cpp
> with vs .net 2003. If you are using maven for building the library
here
> are
> some inputs for you. I found out all this a very hard way and dont
want
> the
> other new comers to go the same way.
Nice work. Probably the most helpful thing would be for you to create a
VC 2003 pom.xml in another folder like the one's that are already there.
Since I don't have access to VC 2003 I can't really tell what works and
what doesn't. If you create an issue and attach a pom.xml for VC 2003 I
can get it into the SVN repo.
>
> Make sure that the following are done
>
> 1. In win32-msvc folder file pom.xml , put the following tag in
> appropriate
> place
> <activeByDefault>true</activeByDefault>
> Since I have my project properties setting "Code generation" as
> "Multi-threaded Debug DLL (/MDd)".
> I should also compile the activemq-cpp library also in the appropriate
way
> so i kept this tag under the
> <profile>debug
> instead of the <profile>release
>
> 2. In the <compiler.options> tag add a switch /GR (note both are upper
> case)
Ah yes, forgot about that little bit of goodness from the older MSVC
products.
> - this would enable RTTI ...
> Do this setting for both release and debug just to be in sync.
> if you dont put this on you run into the error rtti_object not found
....
>
> 3. All the linking errors that come to you during compile with maven
(mvn
> -e
> package command run under the win32-msvc directory)
> Will be gone if the above approach is followed.
>
> It basically is a miss - match if we dont keep the project settings of
vs
> .net 2003 and the pom.xml compiler options in sync
> and can give really wierd results.
>
> Hope that would help the newcomers like me to avoid any wastage of
time.
>
> Regards
>
> Lalit Nagpal
>
>
> # Lalit Nagpal # wrote:
> >
> > // Attempt the connection to the server.
> > status = ::connect( socketHandle,
> > ( const sockaddr * )&target_addr,
> > sizeof( target_addr ) );
> >
> > cout << "stat ... is " << status << endl;
> > if( status < 0 ){
> > close();
> > throw SocketException( __FILE__, __LINE__,
> > "Socket::connect - %s", ::strerror( errno ) );
> > }
> >
> > This piece of code in tcpsocket.cpp throws a socket exception when
> trying
> > to run the activemq cpp client with vs .net 2003 ...
> > OS is Win XP. Any hints would be really helpful. What could b the
> possible
> > reasons of the socketexception.
> >
> > Thanks in advance
> >
> >
>
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