Hello!
Playing with "A simple client/server application" from Cookbook I've found out
client blocks if no server run.
Knowing from zmq_setsockopt(3), "The default 'ZMQ_HWM' value of zero means "no
limit"",
I'd expect different behavior.
Could someone please explain?
Thanks.
==
Best regards,
I am sorry - client blocks on recv.
21.07.10, 16:50, "ilejncs" :
> Hello!
>
> Playing with "A simple client/server application" from Cookbook I've found
> out client blocks if no server run.
>
> Knowing from zmq_setsockopt(3), "The default 'ZMQ_HWM' value of zero means
> "no limit"",
> I
Ilja,
> I am sorry - client blocks on recv.
>> Hello!
>>
>> Playing with "A simple client/server application" from Cookbook I've found
>> out client blocks if no server run.
>>
>> Knowing from zmq_setsockopt(3), "The default 'ZMQ_HWM' value of zero means
>> "no limit"",
>> I'd expect diff
Martin,
thank you.
What is the purpose of HWM for ZMQ_REQ? Is it possible to have more than one
message sent, having in mind Send/Receive nature of these sockets?
What is expected for ZMQ_XREQ if HWM hit? From my observation it looks like
Drop, right?
Could you please correct the description
Ilja,
> What is the purpose of HWM for ZMQ_REQ? Is it possible to have more
> than one message sent, having in mind Send/Receive nature of these
> sockets?
No. Just one request a time.
> What is expected for ZMQ_XREQ if HWM hit? From my observation it
> looks like Drop, right?
Block for request
Martin,
thank you.
What is the purpose of HWM for ZMQ_REQ? Is it possible to have more than one
message sent, having in mind Send/Receive nature of these sockets?
What is expected for ZMQ_XREQ if HWM hit? From my observation it looks like
Drop, right?
Could you please correct the description
