Chapter 17 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 Jaguar 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 Jaguar installation lib subdirectory:
For Solaris:
- libjcc.so.
For NT:
- libjcc.lib.

If the client uses SSL, the following files must also reside on the client machine in a directory specified in the PATH environment variable:

Windows NT	Solaris	HP-UX
libjctssec.dll	libjctssec.so	libjctssec.sl
libjsybscl.dll	libjsybscl.so	libjsybscl.sl
libjspks.dll	libjspks.so	libjspks.sl
libjsentpks.dll	libjsentpks.so	libjsentpks.sl
libjintl.dll	libjintl.so	libjintl.sl

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 -z muldefs
```

For example, you can use this shell script to compile the C++ client tutorial, arith.cpp, on Solaris:

#!/bin/sh
CC -DJAG_NO_NAMESPACE -z muldefs -I. -I$JAGUAR/include \
-L$JAGUAR/lib -ljcc -l nsl \
-l dl -l thread -l m -o arith arith.cpp

For example, you can use this batch file to compile the C++ client tutorial, arith.cpp, on NT:

SETLOCAL
set INCLUDE=.;%JAGUAR%\include;%INCLUDE%
set LIB=%JAGUAR%\lib;%LIB%
cl /W3 /nologo /DWIN32 /Gd /GX -c arith.cpp
set SYSLIBS=kernel32.lib advapi32.lib
link /MAP /out:arith.exe arith.obj libjcc.lib %SYSLIBS%
ENDLOCAL