What do would be an appropriate pattern to achieve bidirectional, asynchronous messages between two nodes over TCP transport without binding more than one TCP port? The two nodes would be in different processes at least and possibly on different machines. I can imagine that a pair of PUSH->PULL sockets would enable this, where Node A and Node B each bind a TCP port with a PULL socket and connect to each other with a PUSH socket. However, I will have a one-to-many relationship between an A node and several B nodes, so needing a distinct port on A for each B limits the design. Ideally, only B nodes would bind a port for their A node to connect to.
-Jake Cobb
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