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Hi,

I am very new to ActiveMQ . I am Using Solaris 9.0 Server. I have installed ActiveMQ5.1 and I have to contact ActiveMQ through C. Where can I Download OpenWire C Client for ActiveMQ. I have installed ApacheProtableRuntime Folder in Solaris Server. Like..my ActiveMQ folder is in /apps/opt/activemq5.1. Please guide me Where should I place the Openwire C Client...

And also please give me an example how to read the message from activemq in C

Thanks,
Vijaya.
 
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Please take the time to choose the correct forum for your posts. This forum is for questions on advanced Java.

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"vijaya soft", please check your private messages for an important administrative matter.
 
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