JMS C API for AIX

          Hi,
          Is there a version for JMS C API for AIX ? Where can I find it ?
          Thanks,
          Ziv

If your willing to use an untested binary, I suppose you
          might be able to get BEA to compile one for you (the
          majority of work in a new platform port is often just making sure
          that it passes all tests, even if, as is often happens,
          there is a 100% pass rate.) Again, I recommend making
          sure you make a request through customer support and
          make sure that JMS product manager Frazier Miller sees it.
          z wrote:
          > Our project is maintaining few platforms: HP, Solaris, AIX, etc ...
          > Can we have the source of the C API implementation, so we would build it in any
          > requested
          > platform ?
          >
          > Tom Barnes <[email protected]> wrote:
          >
          >>No, just HP, Solaris, and Windows - with official
          >>support (and more platforms) coming in the next
          >>release. If you want an AIX version now, you
          >>can contact customer support and file an enhancement
          >>request. This request should then be forwarded to
          >>the product manager for the JMS C API (Frazier Miller).
          >>
          >>As a work-around for C on AIX you can use rmi-iiop and
          >>a C-based IIOP client - post to the rmi-iiop
          >>newsgroup for details. There are other work-arounds as well.
          >>
          >>z wrote:
          >>
          >>
          >>>Hi,
          >>>
          >>>Is there a version for JMS C API for AIX ? Where can I find it ?
          >>>
          >>>Thanks,
          >>>Ziv
          >>>
          >>>
          >>>
          >>
          >

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