NonStop JMS C++ API Programmer's Guide

Using the NSJMS C++ APIs
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Running User Written C++ Programs
To include the libnsjmsc.a archive file when building the user code, add the
following two options:
-lnsjmsc -L$(CAPI_HOME)/lib
The -lnsjmsc option searches for a library named libnsjmsc.a. The “lib” at the
beginning of the name, and the “.a” at the end are implied.
-lztlhsrl -lzrwslsrl -lzclisrl -lzcplsrl
These TNS/R shared run-time libraries (SRLs) are required.
For CAPI_HOME=/usr/tandem/nsjms/T2811-version, other required nld options
are:
-elf
-set systype oss
-obey /usr/lib/libc.obey
/usr/lib/crtlmain.o
-lztlhsrl -lzrwslsrl -lzclisrl -lzcplsrl
-lnsjmsc
-L$(CAPI_HOME)/lib
Running User Written C++ Programs
The steps required to run NSJMS C++ APIs client, are similar to those outlined for
running the example programs in Section 2, Installation and Configuration for TNS/R.

Add the queues and/or topics needed by the client to the database by using the
NSJMS administrative utility.

Have an NSJMS properties file in the location designated in the Session
constructor propertyFile argument. For example,
pSes = new Session("/dir/subdir/nsjms.properties");
In all the example programs, this location is NSJMS_HOME.

Run the client by issuing the run program_file_path [arguments]
command. For example,
run SimpleSender -queue q1 -count 5