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icestorm without icebox
I'm interested in using icestorm to publish/subscribe to/from applications that I know beforehand will be running on the same computer (one app in c++, another in java). Is it possible to do this without running Icebox? Does it even make sense?
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Hi David,
IceStorm can only be run as an IceBox service. Is there a reason why you don't want to use IceBox?
Take care,
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I just figured if I didn't need to, why bother. Also I don't want another window open--assuming it can only be run as a separate application. Is this the case? If it isn't, are there any examples of loading Icebox from within code?0
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You can make your C++ application itself an IceBox service and then load both in the same process. For an example of how to do this look at demo/IceBox/hello.0
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I think I can make that work. Thanks so much for helping.
Not to mention, thanks to the whole ICE team. I've been working with it for a while and it's top notch.0