Hello All; I just stumbled across 0MQ, and after having read through the rather humorous guide, am very excited to dig in.
If I may, I'd like to seek some guidance/suggestions before I do so. Here is what I need to implement: 1. I have a QT/C++ client that is in need of a Graph Database server. 2. The Graph Database server is implemented in Java, and therefore lives in the JVM. 3. The QT/C++ application needs to communicate to the Graph DB to execute reads, writes, ddl, etc... So, if I've understood the guide correctly I need to: 1. *Write a C++ 0MQ client* for the QT/C++ application. This client would send messages like "Create this object", "Retrieve this object", "Modify this object", etc. 2. *Write a Java 0MQ client* for the Graph DB. This client would have methods implemented in the Graph DB API (Orient DB, Neo4j, etc.) to actually do what it's asked: "Create this object", "Retrieve this object", "Modify this object", etc. 3. *(Optionally) Write a C++ 0MQ Dealer/Router* to route requests between the C++ and Java client(s). Have I understood the "yes, it is this simple" ethic of the API? Would anyone who has had some experience in creating a like network be willing to share lessons learned? Thank you very much, ST
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