Joerg,
I recently started working on the linux JNI port. I put together a
Makefile.am using a sample that was kindly supplied by Alex Hornby. We
originally thought that gcc had problems with exceptions within shared
objects. Alex's example showed that this is not necessarily the case. I
have so far compiled the JNI code under linux and have created a
libquickfix_jni.so file, however I think there are still some linking
issues that need to be resolved.
I would be happy to send out what I have so far (Alex, are you also
interested?), and we can perhaps collaborate on completing the port.
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Hello,
we are developing exchange connectivity software running on linux server
machines. The next interface to incorporate is a FIX interface.
Now we are evaluating the QuickFIX engine and it seems to meet our needs
very closely except for one point: the Linux integration.
We would like to use QuickFIX on Linux from a Java application. The Java
interface for QuickFIX is currently available only for Windows.
To get the Java interface running on Linux, we need
1. The libquickfix.a as a shared object library. The documentation says
that for Linux only a statically linked version is available. Please,
could anybody point out more details why this is the case? Perhaps
this problem could be solved with a newer compiler, e.g. GCC 3.0?
2. There is no appropriate Makefile.am to build the libquickfix_jni.so
for Linux. Could anybody tell us how to change the Makefile.am (and
the C++ sources for the JNI interface)?
If we can resolve these points with the help from this list, we could
get a working Java FIX application for Linux.
Can anyone help?
Thanks in advance.
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