C API  for JMS in LINUX

          Hi,
          I have developed an appication using JMSCAPI in windows. Now i have to migrate
          the code to linux C. pls help me in finding JMSCAPI for Linux .
          Thanx and Regards
          Venkat
          

Another customer requested this on 11/14 in this
          newsgroup. There is no Linux port at the moment.
          I will make the person who is responsible aware of
          your request, and he will respond in the newsgroup.
          Tom, BEA
          Venkata Gupta wrote:
          > Hi,
          > I have developed an appication using JMSCAPI in windows. Now i have to migrate
          > the code to linux C. pls help me in finding JMSCAPI for Linux .
          >
          > Thanx and Regards
          > Venkat
          

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