They are only available in 3.x and up. See the man pages for a description.
http://api.zeromq.org/3-1:zmq-socket
Joshua
On Dec 29, 2011, at 12:26 PM, Yi Ding wrote:
Is XPUB/XSUB only available in versions 3.0 and up?
I've read the guide and don't see anything mentioned about them in
Alternatively you could package the library
files for the various platforms as resources within the JAR and
automagically load the right one at runtime
This is actually already how it's done, courtesy Karl Ostendorf (kwo).
The relevant bits:
One way would be to effectively split the native bits and the java
bits into two separate distributions.
One deb/rpm/win-installer with libjzmq (JNI bridge to libzmq), and one
published jar with the higher-level JVM-only parts (identical to
/usr/share/java/jzmq.jar in the debian package today).
Is XPUB/XSUB only available in versions 3.0 and up?
I've read the guide and don't see anything mentioned about them in there.
Thanks,
Yi
On Wed, Dec 28, 2011 at 5:50 PM, Joshua Foster jhaw...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm wondering if you could use an XPUB and XSUB socket. You know when to
start
I went ahead and asked Sonatype for permission to post org.zeromq
artifacts to their OSS maven repo, and in effect - maven central (the
global repo).
Ticket is here: https://issues.sonatype.org/browse/OSSRH-2649
This will solve the hosting/distribution problem neatly, and we can
focus on the
Hi Daniel,
2011/12/29 Daniel Lundin d...@eintr.org:
This will solve the hosting/distribution problem neatly, and we can
focus on the tricky business - i.e how to build multi-platform jars
w/native code.
Any Java-heads around here familiar with how that works in practice?
it depends on how
Daniel Lundin:
Are there any other projects that do similar distribution of embedded
native libs?
VirtualBox Java client is a good example. It requires virtualbox native library
to be available and lets you override its location.
MK
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