Hi Derek, > First, thank you for a great library. What an amazing work! > I have read the white papers and the installation instructions. I have > downloaded and compiled the library without any issues.
Thanks! > I dont see any explicit instructions for deployment. The dll obviously > accompanies any binary that calls it, but what about the 7 .exe binaries: > local_lat.exe > local_thr.exe > remote_lat.exe > remote_thr.exe > zmq_forwarder.exe > zmq_queue.exe > zmq_queue.exe > > I might have missed it in the excitement, but I didn't see an explicit > description of these so I am not sure how they should be deployed on a > Windows Server 2008 box. First for are performance tests. local_lat and remote_lat measure latency, while local_the and remote_thr measure throughput. Last three are so called "devices", basically daemons that run in the middle of the network and route messages to specific destinations. For an example have a look here: http://github.com/sustrik/zeromq-chat/blob/master/README In overall you are right that the documentation is lacking in this area and should be improved. > I am seeking to evaluate the potential of 0MQ to handle a situation > where it is not the endpoint to a consumer, but hands off to another > protocol. Martin _______________________________________________ zeromq-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zeromq.org/mailman/listinfo/zeromq-dev
