My 2 cts:
1) Either you set a time-out superior to the maximum server response
time with some reasonable margin.
2) Either you set-up another socket which PUBlish an alive state, along
with the required logic and priorities on the server.
Le 13/11/2013 13:03, Sameer Mahajan a écrit :
How do I find out from a zero MQ socket client program that the remote
connection is down (e.g. the server is down). When I do a recv and the
server is down it blocks if I do not set any timeout. However in my
case I cannot put any reliable timeout value to get around it since
otherwise the recv times out even when the server is up but the
response really takes longer than the timeout value that I have set.
Any ideas?
thanks,
sameer
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