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ZeroMQ-based thrift "peer" that is server (multiple services) and client in one. Using one router for punshing out. See the github-repository for the source-code: https://github.com/dertom95/zeromq-thrift-p2p * What is it good for? Ever used thrift but wanted a way the server could push calls to the
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Ok, that is a very special topic and I guess not many will need this. My problem was that I created a properties-page and wanted to use the folders selected there or to use IProject-related paths or such. I had to hack a little bit to get it to work,
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In this sample: * send data directly from target to service1 * send data from service2 to target and back package org.tt.zmq.tests; import org.junit.Test; import org.zeromq.ZContext; import org.zeromq.ZMQ; import org.zeromq.ZMsg; /** * Here I will keep some tests to understand the behaviour of
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ZeroMQ - Mindgames and Samples Router bound, 2 Dealers connected to Router In this sample: * Send data from dealer1 to router * Create message to push data from router to dealer1 and dealer2 package org.tt.zmq.tests; import java.nio.charset.Charset; import org.junit.Test; import org.zeromq.ZContext;
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Every time fun setting up a maven-project. Here is my minimal default-setup for: * an additional src-folder * setting up the compiler * creating a fat jar via: mvn assembly:once <build> <plugins> <plugin> <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId> <artifactId>
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At the moment I'm working on a more distributed project. One central thing is that I want a local-server to be control from the main-server that is located somewhere else. (e.g. the internet) I'm using thrift-services and want on the one side to be able
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Now that all platforms (beside the apple ones) can be built on linux, I want a fabulous build-all script, that automagically creates a folder with all runtimes. Time to refresh my bash-basics. And to say it from the start: Spaces do matter!! * How to set a variable # GOOD: varname="
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I finally got gamekit to compile and run in the browser. Emscripten magically converted it for me. Thx,a lot :D At least it seems so. Not tested that well. That state now: * I can compile gamekit. * There is a cmake-option to create a html-file and set a virtual-folder. This
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At the moment I'm in the process to get gamekit being compilable on the main platforms. So for now I got linux,win32(cross compiled with mxe(mingw) on linux),android,blackberry playbook(my precious thing),blackberry bb10 (can create a package but crashes in the emulator when
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Ok, I finally made a version for jME2. To achieve that I also created a userfriendly way to create MeshAnimations programmatically and not only as import from ogre-files. Now you can create MeshAnimation keyframe-based on time,pose and weight like this: MeshAnimationWrapper manualAnimationWrapper = new MeshAnimationWrapper(face); manualAnimationWrapper.addPoseKeyFrame("MouthOpen&
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Long time I didn’t post about what’s going on with me. Actually as always I’m doing all and nothing. Started a bunch of different projects (one I hope to finish the weekend) and looked a bit in ogre c++ and ogre4j the java-binding. Just for fun I