Chapter 15 Creating CORBA C++ Clients

Compiling C++ clients

To compile your C++ client in your C++ development environment, make sure to:

Include the following directories in your compiler's list of include-file directories:
- The include directory in your EAServer installation
- The location of the generated C++ stub files. This directory corresponds to the C++ code base value that you entered when generating stubs from Jaguar Manager.
Link with these library files, which reside in the EAServer installation lib subdirectory:

For UNIX:
- libjcc.ext, where ext is the platform extension for shared library files.
For Windows:
- libjcc.lib
If the client uses SSL, the following files must also reside on the client machine in a directory specified in the libary search environment variable. In the UNIX column, replace ext with the platform extension for shared library files:
Windows UNIX

libjctssec.dll libjctssec.ext

libjsybscl.dll libjsybscl.ext

libjspks.dll libjspks.ext

libjsentpks.dll libjsentpks.ext

libjintl.dll libjintl.ext

The Sybase PKCS #11 token stores the keys/certificate database in two files, which are installed by the client installation program.
If your C++ compiler does not support namespaces, add this in your makefile's compile line:
```
-DJAG_NO_NAMESPACE
```
Additionally, on Solaris add:
```
 -z muldefs
```

For example C++ client compilation commands, see the C++ tutorial in the EAServer Cookbook.