Hello,

I have a "server" that behaves both as a server as well as a client, as the 
case may be. In both cases, asynchronous APIs are used. I have three 
threads:
1. The first thread listens on a "ServerCompletionQueue" using the Next() 
API.
2. The second thread behaves as a client and sends requests using a 
CompletionQueue object. 
3. I also have a "response collection" thread that listens on the same 
CompletionQueue 
object using the Next() API, to receive responses for requests that were 
made by the client thread.

I was wondering if there is a way to tie both these completion queues 
together into a single completion queue. I would like to have a single 
completion queue object on which a. the server thread can listen, b. the 
client thread can send requests on, and c. the response collection thread 
can listen for responses on.
If this is possible, how can I do this without having to use two different 
kinds of completion queue objects?

Thanks!

Regards,
Akshitha

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