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IPv6 is not tested and there are probably some bugs...
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I'm using NetMQMonitor for SubscribeSocket. I'm subscribe for SocketEvent.ConnectDelayed.
When I start NetMQMonitor application was crashed.
Crashed because in NetMQMonitor.cs throw NullReferenceExcep…
Papay updated
10 years ago
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With a lot of clients hammering down, the scheduler is creating too many push sockets (I think). 1025 or so threads results in an EMFILE (too many sockets) error. Looking at the code for the scheduler…
ashic updated
10 years ago
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I have an app with a REQ socket talking to a ROUTER. It makes a request, and if no response is received during a certain time, the socket is closed and a new request is sent on a new socket. This fulf…
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Is it possible to have a pure .net version?
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I have a thread dedicated to watching a queue with NetMQ for incoming messages and performing various actions with the incoming data. Essentially, it just continuously loops, calling NetMQSocket.Rece…
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I suppose this class is responsible for socket_connected, socket_disconnected, v.s. events. Is there any sample code about how to use this in a PUB/SUB model? (I'm looking for subscriber connected, di…
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Hey guys,
Your choice of the LGPLv3 means that the code can not be used on embedded environments like iOS, PlayStation Mobile or systems like the Xbox or PS3 due to the LGPL incompatibility with the …
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In module ZMQ.cs, method Poll(PollItem[], int, int), I'm a bit confused by the purpose of Thread.Sleep here, as it would seem to accomplish nothing other than to delay the method from returning. Below…
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IMHO, class Poller should implements interface IDispose like clrzmq did.
A class that implemented interface IDispose is a convenience way to stop the internal running loop automatically when it gets …