yannick legocChanges:
- Messaging architecture reviewed to support proxies for responders and publishers.
- By default started applications are linked to the starter app i.e. if the starter has stopped, the application is also stopped.
- Added interfaces Object, Timeoutable, Cancelable in C++ and Java.
- APIs review
- Use of init() for Server and coms classes. The class InitException replaces creation exceptions.
- Removed exists() and throw an exception StartException if the application does not exist.
- Requester/Responder basic reimplementation.
- Requester/Responder multi reimplementation.
- Publisher/Subscriber reimplementation.
- New port strategy for coms classes: a port becomes unavailable if it cannot be assigned.
- One ZeroMQ context shared between all the servers.
- Renamings:
- Removed application namespace in C++ and Application class in Java
- Class Instance becomes App
- Class Configuration becomes Config in App
- Class Info becomes Info in App
- Class Port becomes Port in App
- This::cancelWaitings() becomes This::cancelAll()
- This::setBinaryResult() is removed in C++
- This::setResult() becomes This::setStringResult() in Java
- App::now() is removed in C++
- App::getBinaryResult() is removed in C++
- Request::getBinary() is removed in C++
- Request::replyBinary() is removed in C++
- Request::getSecondBinaryPart() becomes Request::getSecondPart() in C++
- Request.getBinary() becomes Request.get() in Java
- Request.get() becomes Request.getString() in Java
- Request.getBinary() becomes Request.get() in Java
- Request.getTwoBinaryParts() becomes Request.getTwoParts() in Java
- Request.reply() becomes Request.replyString() in Java
- Requester::sendBinary() is removed in C++
- Requester.send() becomes sendString() in Java
- Requester::sendTwoBinaryParts() becomes Requester::sendTwoParts() in C++
- Requester::receiveBinary() is removed in C++
- Requester.send() becomes Requester.sendString() in Java
- Publisher::sendBinary() is removed in C++
- Publisher::sendTwoBinaryParts() becomes Publisher::sendTwoParts() in C++
- Publisher.send() becomes Publisher.sendString() in Java
- Subscriber::receiveBinary() is removed in C++
- Subscriber::receiveTwoBinaryParts() becomes Subscriber::receiveTwoParts() in C++