KIU Shueng Chuan,
Very may thanks; truly you're a genius.
Riskybiz.
Message: 7
Date: Sun, 6 Sep 2015 08:16:12 +0800
From: KIU Shueng Chuan
Subject: Re: [zeromq-dev] 64bit error setting socket linger value.
To: ZeroMQ development list
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=
"Socket: LINGER VALUE SET: " + name + " ";
TextOutput(errConc);;
}
Anyone know what's wrong here? Incidentally, the same code does not give an
erro
nimise the possibility that my code could cause messages
to get dropped by considering the implications of acting to send & receive
only on satisfactory poll events?
Any elaboration on these subjects is much appreciated.
With thanks
t? i.e. Both inbound and outbound queues would
conceptually be built into a single ROUTER-DEALER zmq_proxy?
With thanks,
Riskybiz.
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xe : fatal error LNK1120: 1 unresolved
externals
== Build: 0 succeeded, 1 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ==
Does anyone please know how to fix this?
Thanks,
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t errors, such as listed below.
Does anyone please know how to fix this?
Thanks,
Riskybiz.
1>-- Build started: Project: libzmq, Configuration: ReleaseLIB Win32
--
1> ConfigurationType : StaticLibrary
1> Configuration : ReleaseLIB
1> PlatformToolset : v120
1
.x.x\lib folder in the
zeromq structure; it's where I'd normally find libzmq.lib to link with my
application projects.
In this case C:\zeromq-x.x.x\lib is absent.
Does something need to be changed in the Visual Studio solution/project
settings? Anyone know what it is?
Thanks,
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c\properties\Debug.props <--- is absent.
Now what's wrong?? Many thanks for help so far Phillip; and apologies for
causing a nuisance with this! Truly, it shouldn't be this difficult!
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cg folders to link against in the
libsodium structure. I've tried various options which seem sensible but am
really just pressing the buttons without understanding the implications of
the differences!
Anyone have any further suggestions?
Thanks,
Riskybiz.
P.S. I've also co
both build OK but still the curve security is not supported.
Can anyone please suggest what I should do to get the curve security
built-in with zeromq? Also how do I run the self-tests to verify the
installation is sound?
Thanks,
Riskybiz.
?
One other thing; is there any api documentation for zmq_threadstart &
zmq_threadclose?
Thanks,
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ions enabled?
Any assistance to get started is much appreciated,
Thanks,
Riskybiz.
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overload different only by the return
value and that is forbidden in C++
I'd like to try using it; would it be too much to ask for a few instructions
on what to do in order to get started and build zmqpp on Windows with Visual
Studio 2013?
Thanks again,
Riskybiz.
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the
MultiPartMessage in a queue and later send it back to the originating
DEALER; but I cannot visualise the identity value in the console!
Does anyone know why this should be?
Perplexed.
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q source code as to the likely problem? It could be my application code!
But equally have I encountered some issue not of my making?
Thanks,
Riskybiz.
P.S. Also built against zeromq-3.2.3 and found the same behaviour.
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files worked well except for this from the file:
libzmq.import.props
THIS LINE COULD NOT FIND
libzmq.dll
SourceFiles="C:\zeromq-4.0.4\bin\Win32\libzmq.dll" SO I USED THIS
INSTEAD; WHICH WORKED
DestinationFiles="$(TargetDir)libzmq.dll"
ies on an
older version of zeromq?
9. I'm intruiged by your revenue sharing plan. Are you able to
explain who pays whom and for what product or service?
10. Can someone, not a figurehead (joke! You'd have to know the story!)
but someone esteemed, in the zeromq community plea
rustrations.
I hope you will view my feedback as constructive.
All that said; which part of the guide should I read to solve my
DEALER-ROUTER issue, can I be confident that any associated zguide example
will actually work and help me to further understand how to solve my own
zeromq issues in th
at a given moment but also to promptly
receive?
Thanks,
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Damzt
Riskybiz.
Date: Fri, 19 Sep 2014 07:50:18 +0800
From: KIU Shueng Chuan
Subject: Re: [zeromq-dev] Trouble sending from ROUTER to DEALER
To: ZeroMQ development list
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zmq_msg_init_size(&messageOut, size
47/manipulating-blobs-in-c> that
a std::vector can be used to receive a blob of data. Anyone
know how to get the message payload out of the z_msg_t object into a
std::vector and then copied back into a different z_msg_t
object.
Thanks,
Riskybiz.
P.S. Necessity dictates that I u
entities are of any
specific size.
Stuck.
Riskybiz.
Date: Tue, 16 Sep 2014 22:45:52 +0800
From: KIU Shueng Chuan
Subject: Re: [zeromq-dev] Trouble sending from ROUTER to DEALER
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so long as the identity of the destination was the
first frame? Also that the 'blank' frame was necessary for certain socket
types only e.g. REQ-REP?
Thanks,
Riskybiz.
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You may want to check whether the received identity frame is only 32-bits in
length.
On 15 Sep 2014 02:30, "Riskybiz" wrote:
> Dear zeromq developers,
>
>
>
> I've created a couple of simple Windows C++ console programs
> zmqDealerClient <http:
ses
the default situation where the ROUTER socket sets the identities
internally. I expected each instance to have a unique identity. Anyone
know why this is not the case?
With thanks,
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please know of a simple console example of a ROUTER-DEALER
arrangement which I may study and which will work on Windows using
zeromq-4.0.4?
With thanks,
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to s_set_id ()?
But it begs the question; how should the uuid identifiers be properly
handled and passed around in code? Surely Paranoid Pirate pattern must have
worked with uuids at some point in time otherwise how would it have passed
muster for the zeromq guide?
Confused.
Riskybiz.
Message
igher. Also added
are some console print statements to trace what is actually going on. In
order to correct very long waiting times I have modified the delay periods
built in to the pattern from those provided by the stock example in the
zeromq guide.
Hope someone
build. It's doubly difficult because I
want to learn from the examples but debugging them at the same time is
testing to say the least.
Is anyone able to help get these examples working with the latest versions
of zeromq on Windows, not just for my sake but also for the next person who
ow if your experience will be different, but when building on CZMQ
on Windows 7 it was necessary for me to solve several build errors by adding
additional include directories and linking instructions to the CZMQ Visual
Studio project.
Riskybiz.
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An HTML
https://github.com/zeromq/libcurve did.
Riskybiz.
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x27;s clear that something isn't right here..
Anyone know what options should be specified to get around these issues?
I have the following zeromq software versions located as follows:
C:\czmq-2.2.0
C:\zeromq-3.2.3
C:\zeromq-4.0.4
more information regarding the environments I've tried at
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24597251/zeromq-issues-with-example-netwo
rking-patterns-paranoid-pirate-and-majordomo?noredirect=1#comment38140118_24
597251
Does anyone know what could be wrong or how to fix it?
With thanks,
o establish zeromq communications between a program running
on the host operating system (e.g. Windows 7) and a program running on the
virtualised Debian machine? I'll test this once I can get an address for
the communications!
Thanks,
Riskybiz.
_
t
the UUIDs are decoded and encoded respectively. Could this be the source
of the trouble I’m experiencing in trying to build the example. What
would need to be changed to correct the program to use short integers as
identities?
With thanks,
Ris
I do have a Firewall running. I am able to run the Lazy Pirate Server and
Lazy Pirate Client on the same computer and it functions as expected without
the firewall getting in the way. Though I don't know how to test the
connection with telnet.
Riskybiz.
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Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2014
++ requires, and also a few necessities
to get the code to compile. After toying around with it for quite a while
I thought I’d ask: Anyone know how or managed to get this working?? Care
to share?
Thanks,
Riskybiz.
ppqueue: N.B. the random symbols generated where the worker identity should
be
his.
Anyone have any suggestions on 0MQ patterns to implement this, perhaps a
variation of what I propose or something altogether better?
Thanks,
Riskybiz.
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a command/control
layer which will coordinate a PUSH-PULL socket pair. There will be a
run-time flexible number of PUSH sockets but always just one PULL socket.
Is anyone able to offer any guidance to clear my muddy thoughts on how to
make this work? Am coding in C++.
nt program.
The client makes a serialised request and the server sends a serialized
message in reply.
Thanks for help and guidance in getting this to work.
Riskybiz.
//Server
//Intended to send a serialized object instance to a client
#include
#include
#include
#include
ve 10 0 0 1 12 Test Message
When this is received at the client end it is a jumbled mess of random
characters.
Does anyone know what I'm not doing correctly here?
Thanks,
Riskybiz.
//Server
//Intended to send a serialized object instance to a client
#include
#include
e the object to a file. I
need to further understand how to serialize/deserialize an object and get it
onto, across, and off the wire with zeromq. Might this involve serializing
to a memory buffer? Hoped someone might be able to help with a HelloWorld
demonstration of this?
With thanks,
Ris
ly. Is anyone able
to provide a simple example of how to accomplish serialising and
deserialising a custom object and sending it though a REQ-REP socket pair?
Or does anyone know of a good online tutorial on this subject? I'm working
with Visual Studio 2012 Express in C++.
st:");
is just not valid because;
client.connect("tcp://localhost:");
returns type 'void'.
Can anyone provide a quick C++ example of how to accomplish this?
Thanks,
Riskybiz.
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t ZMQ_SNDMORE flag.
Your suggestion of only reading the end() iterator once for each message
composition loop would also give a very tidy result I think.
Thanks again,
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uctions to create and terminate the
ZeroMQ sockets & communications in this code? Any suggestions for a way
around this problem?
With thanks,
Riskybiz.
static bool createCalled = false;//initialise static variable
static bool destroyCalled = false;//initialise static variable
stati
:
#define _WINSOCK2API_ //stops windows.h including winsock2.h
And bingo, success, the DLL file built without errors and I was able to
demonstrate ZeroMQ client-server communications.
Many thanks & all the best,
Riskybiz.
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->AdditionalDependencies-> C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft
SDKs\Windows\v7.1A\Lib\WS2_32.lib
C:\zeromq-3.2.3\lib\Win32\libzmq.lib
Still getting a mass of errors o
It's clear that something is significantly wrong here; does anyone know what
it could be? Or what steps are needed to build a DLL in Visual Studio 2012
using the ZeroMQ libraries. (Note: I've used Boost libraries in the same
manner, for a DLL, without all this trouble!)
It's clear that something is significantly wrong here; does anyone know what
it could be? Or what steps are needed to build a DLL in Visual Studio 2012
using the ZeroMQ libraries. (Note: I've used Boost libraries in the same
manner, for a DLL, without all this trouble!)
Hope you
build on Visual Studio 2012? If so how did you do it?
With thanks,
Riskybiz
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