JMS C API for linux

          Hi,
          I need the JMS C API for Linux to connect to WLS(WebLogic Server).
          Please let me know whether it is available for linux or not.
          Thanking you in anticipation.
          regards,
          Subodh

          Hi Tom,
          Thanks a lot for the reply ,actually customer has a deadline ,earlier they were
          using JMS C api for windows for using WebLogic JMS ,now they are moving to Linux
          ,so they need JMS C api urgently.
          Please help me ,if possible try to escalate it.
          Again,thanks a lot.
          regards,
          Subodh
          Tom Barnes <[email protected]> wrote:
          >Also note that there are several ways to contact
          >WL from C without using JMS.
          >
          >Subodh Kumar wrote:
          >> Hi,
          >>
          >> I need the JMS C API for Linux to connect to WLS(WebLogic Server).
          >>
          >> Please let me know whether it is available for linux or not.
          >>
          >> Thanking you in anticipation.
          >>
          >> regards,
          >> Subodh
          >>
          >>
          >

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          >>>
          >>>
          >>>
          >>
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JMS C API

          Hi Tom,
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          > Hi Tom,
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          > Thanks a lot for the reply ,actually customer has a deadline ,earlier they were
          > using JMS C api for windows for using WebLogic JMS ,now they are moving to Linux
          > ,so they need JMS C api urgently.
          >
          > Please help me ,if possible try to escalate it.
          >
          > Again,thanks a lot.
          >
          > regards,
          > Subodh
          >
          >

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