Tuesday July 26, 2011
| [Time] Name | Message |
|---|---|
| [00:47] auser1 | hey hey |
| [00:48] auser1 | I can't seem to install 0mq on osx |
| [00:51] auser1 | brew install zeromq only leads to errors: https://gist.github.com/1105662 |
| [00:58] auser1 | anyone around? |
| [09:40] CIA-32 | libzmq: 03Martin Sustrik 07master * r9119b4f 10/ (17 files): TCP transport classes simplified ... |
| [10:22] CIA-32 | libzmq: 03Martin Sustrik 07master * r9906c65 10/ .gitignore : Outdated entries removed from .gitignore ... |
| [12:17] sustrik | mikko: hi, are you there? |
| [12:17] mikko | yes |
| [12:18] sustrik | how do i specify that i want to link with a specific library? |
| [12:18] sustrik | in autotools |
| [12:19] sustrik | there's AC_CHECK_LIB macro |
| [12:19] sustrik | does it only check or does it link as well? |
| [12:19] mikko | AC_CHECK_LIB |
| [12:19] sustrik | ok |
| [12:19] mikko | If action-if-found is not specified, the default action prepends -llibrary to LIBS and defines âHAVE_LIBlibraryâ (in all capitals). |
| [12:20] sustrik | i see |
| [12:20] sustrik | thanks |
| [12:20] mikko | np |
| [16:37] CIA-32 | libzmq: 03Martin Sustrik 07vtcp * r279302c 10/ (8 files in 2 dirs): Experimental VTCP listener added ... |
| [20:48] Guest30510 | Quick question about the concurrent client sockets |
| [20:49] Guest30510 | correction - "concurrent clients" |
| [20:49] Guest30510 | Should every concurrent client have its own socket? Any mechanisms to reuse the same socket? |
| [20:50] Guest30510 | Let's say I have a servlet in Tomcat, which invokes zeromq-enabled component |
| [20:50] Guest30510 | Should I create a separate XREQ socket with a new connection in every servlet instance? |
| [20:51] Guest30510 | We will end up with numerous opened sockets then |
| [21:02] CIA-32 | libzmq: 03Martin Sustrik 07vtcp * r258e7e6 10/ (.gitignore src/Makefile.am src/tcp_connecter.cpp): Code cleanup ... |
| [21:02] CIA-32 | libzmq: 03Martin Sustrik 07vtcp * rd7319de 10/ (6 files): First version of vtcp_connecter added ... |
| [21:39] nick | greetings all |
| [21:39] sustrik | hi |
| [21:52] Guest20119 | I'm trying to send messages from couple web servers to a single service box, and was wondering what you guys to do to check that the messages actually got delivered |
| [21:54] Guest20119 | the key is that the web servers can't be slowed down if the service box is unavailable (i'll add redundancy later) |
| [22:06] cremes | Guest20119: this kind of reliability pattern (you need an ack) is covered in the guide: http://zero.mq/zg |
| [22:06] cremes | you essentially need to use ROUTER/DEALER pair, send with ZM_NOBLOCK on the webserver |
| [22:06] cremes | and poll for a response using zmq_poll() |
| [22:06] cremes | it's in the guide complete with code |
| [23:47] fredix | anyone ? |
| [23:57] Seta00 | fredix: can you repeat your question? I wasnt here and the IRC logs are not real time :/ |
| [23:58] fredix | Seta00: nevermind |