Because of those issues, I learned long time ago (in the early 90's) to just use official SDK supported languages.
Too much time is spent on hacking an half working solution and in the end the vendor offers no support if the problem is to be found outside the SDK. Or even if it is in the SDK, non supported languages offer a nice excuse to avoid giving support.
Too much time is spent on hacking an half working solution and in the end the vendor offers no support if the problem is to be found outside the SDK. Or even if it is in the SDK, non supported languages offer a nice excuse to avoid giving support.