Re: ActiveMQ NMS and the new .NET Core

2016-09-22 Thread Brian Cole 
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Re: ActiveMQ NMS and the new .NET Core

2016-09-20 Thread Jim Gomes 
It's likely that it does work on .NET Core. Unfortunately, I can't get .NET
Core to work on my machine, since I don't use the specific version of
Ubuntu Linux that is required. I run Debian Linux. Until Microsoft provides
a version of .NET Core that runs on multiple distros, the supported use
cases will be very low.

On Tue, Sep 20, 2016, 8:47 PM Brian Cole  wrote:

> I think it would be very nice to have the NMS libraries work with .Net
> Core.
> I sadly learned today that Mono does not support TLS 1.2. As TLS 1.2 is
> required for us, Mono is not an avenue that provides Linux support in our
> case.
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Re: ActiveMQ NMS and the new .NET Core

2016-09-20 Thread Brian Cole 
I think it would be very nice to have the NMS libraries work with .Net Core.
I sadly learned today that Mono does not support TLS 1.2. As TLS 1.2 is
required for us, Mono is not an avenue that provides Linux support in our
case. 



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Re: ActiveMQ NMS and the new .NET Core

2016-07-27 Thread Jim Gomes 
NMS runs on Mono and works very well on Linux already. I even ported it to
Xamarin and ran it on my Android phone using the STOMP provider to connect
to the AMQ broker. I have not tried running on .NET Core yet, but your
platform choice should be supported even without it.

On Wed, Jul 27, 2016, 8:14 AM magmasystems 
wrote:

> With Microsoft giving a big push to .NET Core, I am wondering if ActiveMQ
> NMS
> will ever be ported to .NET Core. We would love to rewrite some of our
> services so they could run on Windows or Linux, but we are concerned about
> having any Linux-based services being able to integrate with ActiveMQ.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Marc Adler
> Quantifi Solutions Inc
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ActiveMQ NMS and the new .NET Core

2016-07-27 Thread magmasystems 
With Microsoft giving a big push to .NET Core, I am wondering if ActiveMQ NMS
will ever be ported to .NET Core. We would love to rewrite some of our
services so they could run on Windows or Linux, but we are concerned about
having any Linux-based services being able to integrate with ActiveMQ.

Thanks,

Marc Adler
Quantifi Solutions Inc



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