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user3062233

Reputation: 179

ZeroMQ basic Request-Reply implementation

I'm new to ZMQ trying to figure out how to integrate it in my project. I need to implement the most basic request-reply model where the server is Java and the client is C++. I'm working on Windows using VS2013 and Eclipse (STS). I find the material on the 0MQ overwhelming and confusing. What I'm looking for is a simple list of steps for:

  1. Downloading the 0MQ Java - what exactly should I download and from what URL for the most recent stable version.

  2. What (location and files) do I need to get into my Eclipse project so that I can begin using 0MQ in my code.

  3. Downloading the 0MQ C++ - what exactly should I download and from what URL for the most recent stable version.

  4. What (location and files) do I need to get into my VS project so that I can begin using 0MQ in my code.

Thanks.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 298

Answers (1)

raffian
raffian

Reputation: 32086

  • Downloading the 0MQ Java
  • What (location and files) do I need to get into my Eclipse project so that I can begin using 0MQ in my code.

If you're just testing stuff out, the easiest way to get Java working is with JeroMq; it's a full Java implementation of ZeroMq with identical API's. Configure with pom/maven, that's it. For production code, you'll want to build the java bindings for your target OS, but don't worry about that now.

  • Downloading the 0MQ C++
  • What (location and files) do I need to get into my VS project...

This is the hard part. If you can use C# instead of C++, check out NetMq, a native implementation of ZeroMq in C# for .net. Otherwise, for C++ Visual Studio, you'll have to google around and piece together instructions, you can start here.

Hope it helps,

Upvotes: 1

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