Re: [Boost-users] Setup Boost::Signals2 with Remote Objects?

Subject: Re: [Boost-users] Setup Boost::Signals2 with Remote Objects?
From: Daniel Anderson (wonixen_at_[hidden])
Date: 2012-08-17 20:07:30

look at something call zeromq, might fit the bill

2012/8/17 Clark Cianfarini <ccianfarini_at_[hidden]>:
> Hello,
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> I am trying to develop a server/client set of applications in C++ that has
> the ability to be setup either all on one computer, or distributed across
> multiple machines (generally over an intranet).  The goal is to have a
> possibility of N clients all connected to a single server.
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> The server collects data from our various sensors, bundles it into a single
> object, and ideally triggers a Boost::Signal2, passing the object, to send
> the data to all subscribed clients.  The resulting processing methods of
> each client would be the subscribed slots and thus the processing would
> automatically be triggered.
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> The current software is designed this way through the use of .NET remoting,
> but we are trying to move away from being tied down to the Windows realm.
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> I cannot seem to find documentation as to how to set up remote objects in
> such a way to connect the signals and slots across processes/computers.
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> Do I have to do this through the use of Boost::MPI in some manner?  Or do I
> need to change my thought process and use just Boost::MPI with object
> serialization to just pass the data?  Or is there some third option I should
> be looking at instead?
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> Thank you,
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>
> Clark
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> ccianfarini_at_[hidden]
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