Hi Min,
Thanks for the response!
When you say out of date, could you quantify or qualitatively tell me how 
out-of-date it is?
I’d like to use Zyre from Java (most likely on Android). There are a couple of 
ways to do that :
1. Jyre+JeroMQ. Use whatever is available+build Jyre upto Zyre. However, this 
requires that JeroMQ is also up to date.
2. Jyre+JZMQ. Use whatever is available+build Jyre upto Zyre. This requires 
that the JNI interface (JZMQ) is also up to date.
3. JNI(Zyre)+JZMQ. This looks expensive in the sense that I will have to access 
both zeroMQ and Zyre through JNI. However, given that Zyre and JZMQ depend on 
libzmq, would the software structure be like this?
            
           Application
                /       \
JNI(Zyre)               JZMQ
                \       /
                libzmq 

Could you please tell me the pros and cons of each, especially with respect to 
the maturity/updated-ness of projects?

On that note, is there a JNI-wrappered Zyre available? 

Thanks!
Utsav

> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2015 10:40:02 -0800
> From: Yu Dongmin <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
> Subject: Re: [zeromq-dev] Z/J-yre+Android
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> Jyre was intended to make the same level of Zyre. But it is out-of-date and 
> the community might not have enough resource to catch up with Zyre.
> 
> We still need more volunteers for this project. Zyre+Jzmq(JNI) might be good 
> start and could be migrated later.
> 
> Thanks
> Min
> 
>> On Feb 10, 2015, at 8:43 AM, Utsav Drolia <[email protected] 
>> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>> 
>> Hello Everyone, 
>> Newbie here wrt 0MQ in general, with some questions on status of JeroMQ+Jyre.
>> Is Jyre on JeroMQ at the same level of progress as Zyre? 
>> And are there any pointers to have JeroMQ+Jyre work on Android devices? 
>> Or is it better to go the Zyre+JNI way? I always hesitate to use JNI given 
>> the lore about it eating up too many CPU cycles.
>> 
>> I also took a look at the edgenets github page - Hydra, drops etc. Any Java 
>> implementations to be expected in the edgenet project? Would make using it 
>> with Android a lot easier.
>> 
>> Thanks!
>> Utsav
>> 
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