I added socket.setLinger(0) but not changed anything.
I realized that the problem is in the client because when I start the
server I see that the file is created, but when I start the client the
file is not modified.
One way for this to happen is for the client to call socket.setLinger(0)
On Mon, Jan 28, 2013 at 1:25 AM, Federico Serale
federico.ser...@gmail.comwrote:
I added socket.setLinger(0) but not changed anything.
I realized that the problem is in the client because when I start the
server I see that the file is created, but when I start the client the
file is not
yes, they started by the same user
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i'm on a ubuntu OS and i am trying to make a communication between C
and JAVA with IPC.
i created a server In C, and this is the code:
#include testutil.hpp
#include stdio.h
int main () {
void *ctx = zmq_init (1);
assert (ctx);
void *sb = zmq_socket (ctx,
One way for this to happen is for the client to call socket.setLinger(0)
before the call to socket.connect(). I see that's not what you're
doing, but perhaps the default linger is 0 instead of -1 in your build
environment?
You could also `ls -l /tmp/test` while the server is running to check
