C# Class NetMQ.Proxy

Forward messages between two sockets, you can also specify control socket which both sockets will send messages to

Public Methods

Method	Description
Proxy ( [ frontend, [ backend, [ control = null, [ poller = null ) : System	Create a new instance of a Proxy (NetMQ.Proxy) with the given sockets to serve as a front-end, a back-end, and a control socket.
Proxy ( [ frontend, [ backend, [ controlIn, [ controlOut, [ poller = null ) : System	Create a new instance of a Proxy (NetMQ.Proxy) with the given sockets to serve as a front-end, a back-end, and a control socket.
Start ( ) : void	Start proxying messages between the front and back ends. Blocks, unless using an external NetMQPoller.
Stop ( ) : void	Stops the proxy, blocking until the underlying NetMQPoller has completed.

Method	Description
OnBackendReady ( object sender, NetMQSocketEventArgs e ) : void
OnFrontendReady ( object sender, NetMQSocketEventArgs e ) : void
ProxyBetween ( IReceivingSocket from, IOutgoingSocket to, [ control ) : void

Create a new instance of a Proxy (NetMQ.Proxy) with the given sockets to serve as a front-end, a back-end, and a control socket.

is not null and either or are not contained within it.

public Proxy ( [ frontend, [ backend, [ control = null, [ poller = null ) : System
frontend	[	the socket that messages will be forwarded from
backend	[	the socket that messages will be forwarded to
control	[	this socket will have messages also sent to it - you can set this to null if not needed
poller	[	an optional external poller to use within this proxy
return	System

Create a new instance of a Proxy (NetMQ.Proxy) with the given sockets to serve as a front-end, a back-end, and a control socket.

public Proxy ( [ frontend, [ backend, [ controlIn, [ controlOut, [ poller = null ) : System
frontend	[	the socket that messages will be forwarded from
backend	[	the socket that messages will be forwarded to
controlIn	[	this socket will have incoming messages also sent to it - you can set this to null if not needed
controlOut	[	this socket will have outgoing messages also sent to it - you can set this to null if not needed
poller	[	an optional external poller to use within this proxy
return	System

Start proxying messages between the front and back ends. Blocks, unless using an external NetMQPoller.

The proxy has already been started.

public Start ( ) : void
return	void

Stops the proxy, blocking until the underlying NetMQPoller has completed.

The proxy has not been started.

public Stop ( ) : void
return	void