1 using System;
 2 using org.xmlBlaster.client.activex;
 3 
 4 namespace demo
 5 {
 6    /// <summary>
 7    ///   Example how to access xmlBlaster using the ActiveX Bridge
 8    ///   to access the Java client library (Windows only)
 9    /// </summary>
10    /// <remarks>
11    ///   First you need to create and register the ActiveX Bridge
12    ///   with the 'build' command below.
13    ///   See: xmlBlaster\src\java\org\xmlBlaster\client\activex
14    ///   See: build -DJRE_HOME=C:\PROGRA~1\Java\j2re1.5.0 -DJVM.target=1.4 activex
15    /// </remarks>
16    /// <author>
17    ///   Marcel Ruff
18    /// </author>
19    class XmlBlasterCSharp
20    {
21       [STAThread]
22       static void Main(string[] args)
23       {
24          // See registry: 
25          //   regedit -> HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
26          //           -> CLSID
27          //           -> D824B185-AE3C-11D6-ABF5-00B0D07B8581
28          //           -> XmlScriptAccess Bean Control
29          // org.xmlBlaster.client.activex.XmlScriptAccess
30 
31          XmlScriptAccess.XmlScriptAccessClass xmlBlaster;
32          xmlBlaster = new XmlScriptAccess.XmlScriptAccessClass();
33 
34          string[] argArr = { "-protocol", "SOCKET" };
35          xmlBlaster.initArgs(argArr);
36 
37          string request = "<xmlBlaster>" +
38                           "   <connect/>" +
39                           "   <wait delay='1000' />" +
40                           "   <publish>" +
41                           "      <key oid='test'><airport name='london' /></key>" +
42                           "      <content>This is a simple script test</content>" +
43                           "      <qos/>" +
44                           "   </publish>" +
45                           "</xmlBlaster>";
46          string response = xmlBlaster.sendRequest(request);
47          Console.WriteLine("Got response from xmlBlaster: " + response);
48       }
49    }
50 }
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