You need TWO shared libraries in order to work with jzmq: one for 0MQ proper
and one for jzmq. They should be called libzmq.so and jzmq.so or something
similar. The point is, BOTH of them are required.
Then you need the jzmq JAR (zmq.jar) reachable at the time you run your java
command. This
On Aug 1, 2012, at 3:54 AM, Danil Gazizov wrote:
Hi dudes!
I'm working on logging mechanizm.
The idea is to set logserver as subscriber of main data-process server.
Data-process server publish events, and they must be logged, on other machine.
So, does pub/sub guarantee delivering (while
this just needs to be decided.
i propose that you should need to zmq_close, and furthermore,
that you need to zmq_close a msg you have zmq_msg_init()ed
in the case you do not do a zmq_recv on it.
my reasoning is thus:
1) despite your claim below, the manual actually says initialise ... msg to
I was staring at czmq's zmsg_send today, and it doesn't look
right to me. It's of return type void, which means
you can't ever get errors out of it - this seems wrong.
Can we look at changing the return type of zmsg_send() to be an
int? I know that would break compatibility, so maybe that's a
Hi,
Due to recently grown interest in zerogw, I've setup the mailing list.
zer...@googlegroups.com
Feel free to join. For thouse who don't know what zerogw is, here is a
short description:
Zerogw is an fast HTTP server with backend protocol that uses zeromq
as transport. Zerogw grown from web
On Wed, Aug 1, 2012 at 11:03 PM, Andrew Hume and...@research.att.com wrote:
i propose that you should need to zmq_close, and furthermore,
that you need to zmq_close a msg you have zmq_msg_init()ed
in the case you do not do a zmq_recv on it.
Fully agreed. Any constructor should be matched with
