[zeromq-dev] ForwarderDevice in .Net c#

[Pieter Hintjens]

Hi Noel.

You can replace the call to the forwarder with your own loop. The logic is:

* poll for input on both sockets
* when you get input on one socket, read all parts and write to the other socket

It's a short loop and writing it yourself will help you debug the
problem (which may be elsewhere).

-Pieter

On Sat, Mar 9, 2013 at 2:51 AM, Noel Anderton <noelAnderton at cox.net> wrote:
> Hi, I am having no luck getting a Forwarder device working with C# bindings
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> I have created my own rudimentary forwarder the code is here
> http://pastebin.com/jwLF68Um
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> I can connect to both the front and backend and publish to, and successfully
> subscribe to this, but when I try to do the same with the ForwarderDevice it
> does not work.
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> My code for the forwarder looks like this
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> ForwarderDevice = new ForwarderDevice(context, "tcp://*:5550",
> "tcp://*:5553", DeviceMode.Threaded);
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> ForwarderDevice.Start();
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> while (!ForwarderDevice.IsRunning)
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> { }
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> The publisher and subscriber both connect and they are unchanged from my
> home grown one that works and the provided one that I cant get to work yet.
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> Front end
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> Publisher.connect(“tcp://localhost:5550”)
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> Back end
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> Subscriber.Connect(“tcp://localhost:5553”);
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> I am sending a multipart message , but I never receive anything.
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> Any help is appreciated
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> thanks
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> Noel
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