zproject zproject(part3): generate bindings After part1(getting started) and part2(looking at generated code) now its time to generate bindings, but before that let's generate a Docker-Image that will create a docker-image with this
zproject zproject(part 2): the generated files In the first part we saw how to create and build a zproject and in this part we will have a look at the code that is actually generated and
zproject zproject(part1): getting started ZProject is a project skeleton generator that helps you create c-APIs and generate multiple build-targets(cmake,autotools,..) with multiple scripting-language-bindings(python,lua,...) . The single source of truth is that project.
zeromq NetMQ in Unity3D Just started to play around with ZeroMQ in Unity3D using the pure C# implentation NetMQ, but I stumpled over this exception when binding the server: SocketException: The operation completed successfully.You can prevent this by just running following command on startup: AsyncIO.ForceDotNet.Force(
dev ZeroMQ - Thrift TwoWay-Communication 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
dev ZeroMQ - Fun Part II 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
dev ZeroMQ - Fun Part 1 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.
java ZeroMQ using Java Still have in my mind using ZeroMQ as Transport-Layer for my thrift-based communication between Server and Server and Server and Client. Therefore I took a deep look into JZMQ which is the JAVA-JNI Mapping for ZeroMQ. At the beginning I thought that Curve based
c ZeroMQ C-API, PULLREQUEST and now JAVA!? Still working on the ZeroMQ-Front. And I am still convinced, now that I finished most of the guide. Actually I did plan to use JeroMQ but this pure Java ZeroMQ-Port seems to not have implemented security,yet. Therefore I switched to the jni-Binding of
dev ZeroMQ here we go 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