Re: [Quickfix-developers] compile problems with tradeclientgui

[<OM...@th...>]

Alex,

We did receive it however we have not had a change to try it out yet.  We
are finishing our effort for our next release, which primarily focuses on
the new .NET wrapper, making the current java API more consistent with the
C++ one, and improving our parsing of the FIX specs.  After we have
completed these tasks, we will probably focus on adding support for FIX 4.3
and get the JAVA API functional under linux/solaris.

--oren



                                                                                                                                       
                      Alex Hornby                                                                                                      
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On Tue, 2002-07-09 at 22:32, OM...@th... wrote:
>
> Well that's a tough call.  The reason we don't currently support JAVA for
> linux is that gcc (at least in our experience) has some issues throwing
> exceptions from shared objects (the JNI layer must be in a shared object
> for JAVA to access it). We are currently trying to isolate the problem to
> determine if there is something we can do.  The avenues we are currently
> exploring are 1) gettings exceptions to work correctly in shared objects,
> 2) representing the logic without exceptions, 3) using some piece in the
> middle to isolate the JNI layer from the exceptions.  We will keep
everyone
> updated when we have found a solution.  It would also be very helpful to
> get some assistance from anyone who has experience with exceptions in
> shared objects.
>
> --oren
>

Hi Oren,

Did the Linux JNI exception example I sent work for you?

Alex.