Hi Sharon, what revision are you using?
Commit eb6c668c2ae961a4a53d11d81dd6d2df5bffa666 from Javier Lopez
already fixes that.
- Martin
On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 8:51 AM, Sharon Ben-Asher
sharon.ben-as...@avg.com wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to build ZeroMQ build for Android. I have a VM with
On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 5:28 PM, Martin Hurton hurt...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Sharon, what revision are you using?
Commit eb6c668c2ae961a4a53d11d81dd6d2df5bffa666 from Javier Lopez
already fixes that.
:-) Lol, and my patch unfixes it. Will revert.
-Pieter
Hi,
Is it possible with zeromq to use underlying tcp sockets in a
full-duplex fashion?
By full duplex I mean that an io thread may read from a tcp socket
while another io thread may concurrently write to the same socket.
Cheers, Rene-Pierre.
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On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 5:39 PM, Rene-Pierre Lehmann rplehm...@gmail.com wrote:
Is it possible with zeromq to use underlying tcp sockets in a
full-duplex fashion?
By full duplex I mean that an io thread may read from a tcp socket
while another io thread may concurrently write to the same
Hi!
I'm facing a strange problem which I'm unable to resolve for about a
week, so I decided to ask in the list as a last resort.
I've got a system which collects requests from custom freeradius
account module, stores them in persistent queue on disk and then
serves to the agents, which put them
Oh, sorry I forgot to mention versions:
linux centos 6.2, zeromq 2.2.0
2012/7/6 Max Kuznecov m...@mek.uz.ua:
Hi!
I'm facing a strange problem which I'm unable to resolve for about a
week, so I decided to ask in the list as a last resort.
I've got a system which collects requests from
There is no particular requirement for the ACKs to be async. The only
requirement is that I should be able to may server's ACK to the message
that client had sent ? Is there a deterministic way to do that ?
I am not planning to use multiple threads.
Any other thoughts are welcome.
Many thanks.
Hi Mark,
Web socket uses tcp underneath so getting through the firewall is no issue
just use port 80 , and in fact web sockets ( and things that use port 80 )
have issues with some ISP html proxy servers and load balancers and it will
take time for these products to mature to handle web sockets.
Now, both read and write operations on a given TCP socket are
performed by the same IO thread. See stream_engine implementation.
- Martin
On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 12:57 PM, Pieter Hintjens p...@imatix.com wrote:
On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 5:39 PM, Rene-Pierre Lehmann rplehm...@gmail.com
wrote:
Is
Hi Ben,
HttpS (more specifically SSL) is mandatory requirement in the Industry, just
forget trying to do anything without it that involves the Internet.
You are correct that Websockets uses TCP underneath, just the same as HTTP
uses TCP underneath, and that's also the issue. The protocol
On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 3:11 PM, Max Kuznecov m...@mek.uz.ua wrote:
Oh, sorry I forgot to mention versions:
linux centos 6.2, zeromq 2.2.0
Is the context created in the process before the fork happens? Might be
worth trying moving where the context and socket are created - it can be
tricky
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