sorry, meant to say use externalizable to write your object into a byte message
that you know how to decode on the client.
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getObject is difficult, because you would need some explicit knowledge about
the object being transferred in order to translate it from java to c#.
I recommend either using xml + serialization to a string with a text message,
or implementing externalizable in java and a corresponding constructor
I currently don't have plans to implement transactions. All I can suggest is
contacting Hungary Networks (http://www.net.hu/english/). They also have commit
rights for csil, and they might be available to implement this for you.
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csil doesn't yet support .net2, and hasn't been tested by us with it at all.
We'll be porting csil to .net2 in the next 3-4 months.
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if this belongs in the dev list...
thanks,
fawce
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The csil client works well for subscribing to topics. The version in cvs right now can
process messages quite rapidly, despite the overhead of encoding the jms messages into
xml.
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