[zeromq-dev] PUSH/ROUTER

[Pieter Hintjens]

Hi Gil,

You'll want to use a ROUTER socket to talk to DEALER sockets, that gives
you a bidirectional flow. This is explained in the Guide, by Chapter 4 or
so.

-Pieter


On Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 7:05 PM, Gil Levy <Gil.Levy at 888holdings.com> wrote:

>  Hi,****
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> I’m currently implementing a messaging solution based on 0MQ where my
> requirements are as follows:****
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> **1.       **Performance – very high throughput ****
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> **2.       **Low latency****
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> **3.       **Never lose any message****
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> **4.       **A bidirectional messaging is required ****
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> My code is written in C# and I have tested all possible options and found
> that the PUSH/PULL sockets provide me with all of the above with the best
> performance, the problem with PUSH/PULL is that it Rounds Robin on the PULL
> sockets not allowing me to perform the required bidirectional messaging I
> need (sending a message to a specific PULL socket).****
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> Is there a way around this limitation?****
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> Is there some feature that I’m missing?****
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> *Thanks,*
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> *Gil Levy*
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