Symbian C ++ STOMP Library

I want my S60 app to use the Stomp protocol.

Although it would be pretty easy to implement yourself (but nothing is as easy as I hope with Symbian). I am wondering if anyone has any experience with this already.

The Stomp library seems to exist in almost every other language. The closest match for Symbian is the C ++ library presented here , but built into it is fully integrated into the ActiveMQ source.

Anyone can suggest any advice / experience?

Thank!

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In case this is still relevant - I just finished implementing the STOMP client for Symbian, fully using the Active Scheduler framework. We're going to release it as openource as soon as I get something installed on Google Code.

As Adam says: the implementation must be Symbian-only or unusable (i.e. you would have to sink it - arg - or it just would cause all sorts of locking issues).



I would also like to contact the STOMP people and register it on the website, but could not find a contact - does anyone know the best way to do this?

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Maybe Stomp messaging for non-Java programmers will help.



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