New blog post: "My Delphi STOMP Client is now compatibile with iOS" http://www.danieleteti.it/2013/05/14/my-delphi-stomp-client-is-now-compatibile-with-ios/

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New blog post: "My Delphi STOMP Client is now compatibile with iOS" http://www.danieleteti.it/2013/05/14/my-delphi-stomp-client-is-now-compatibile-with-ios/

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  1. Kevin PowickMay 14, 2013 at 6:15 AM

    Daniele Teti Are you still doing work with ZeroMQ?  I know you created a Delphi wrapper.  Is it up-to-date with later releases of Delphi and ZMQ?

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  2. Daniele TetiMay 14, 2013 at 6:32 AM

    Kevin Powick Yes, I'm doing work with ZeroMQ and I'm holding training about it. Also, PACKT Publishing ask me to write a review about their last ZeroMQ book. However, my wrapper is for ZeroMQ 1.x (very old version). Currently I'm using this (well written) wrapper https://github.com/bvarga/delphizmq (I'm using only the dll wrapper, not the high level classes).

    Are you interested in ZeroMQ?

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  3. Kevin PowickMay 14, 2013 at 8:09 AM

    Daniele Teti I have the wrapper you reference bookmaked at GitHub too. :).  Yes, I'm very interested in ZeroMQ.  I've been following its progress for a couple of years now, but not had a lot of opportunity to work with it.

    Can you describe any real-world implementations in which you've been involved?

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  4. Daniele TetiMay 16, 2013 at 1:06 AM

    Kevin Powick a complex access control system with a lot of access points (biometric, pc, mac, web, touch, badge and so on). If you have multi process/machiens system, you very likely needs a sort of messaging between components. For smaller systems you can use zeromq for messaging inside the same process implementing complex patterns (pub/sub, req/rep, push,pull). The nice thing is that you can use the same code to do messaging inside your process, crossprocess or crossmachines... SAME CODE!

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