Part IV: Implementing ZeroMQ in Java

In this section

• Chapter 7: Native ZeroMQ with JNI in Java
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Performance Considerations with JNI
    Analyze the performance implications of using JNI with ZeroMQ in Java applications, comparing it with JeroMQ, and explore optimization techniques.
  • ZeroMQ for Java: An Introduction to JNI (Java Native Interface)
    Explore how Java Native Interface (JNI) enables Java applications to harness the power of native ZeroMQ libraries through C or C++ for enhanced performance.
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Setting Up JNI for Seamless Integration
    This guide helps Java developers configure JNI to integrate native ZeroMQ libraries, incorporating environment setup, tool installation, and linking.
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Bridging Java and Native ZeroMQ with JNI
    Learn how to bridge Java applications with native ZeroMQ using JNI, including method declarations, data conversion, and handling callbacks.
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Example Project - High-Performance Messaging Application
    Implement a high-performance messaging application in Java using ZeroMQ with JNI. Detailed guide on development, design, performance testing, and optimization.
• Chapter 8: Using JeroMQ – A Pure Java Implementation
  • ZeroMQ for Java: In-Depth Guide to JeroMQ
    Explore JeroMQ, the pure Java implementation of ZeroMQ, its architecture, compatibility, and integration benefits without native binaries.
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Exploiting JeroMQ Advantages
    Explore the numerous advantages JeroMQ offers over native ZeroMQ, featuring platform independence, seamless Java integration, and simplified deployment.
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Setting Up and Configuring JeroMQ
    Integrate JeroMQ into Java projects with Maven or Gradle. Learn context and socket initialization for effective ZeroMQ configurations.
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Comparing JeroMQ with Native ZeroMQ
    Explore the performance, features, and limitations of JeroMQ versus native ZeroMQ to decide which is more suitable for your Java project requirements.
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Building a Cross-Platform Chat Application
    Guide Java Developers to build a chat application using JeroMQ with details on protocol design, server/client implementation, and thread safety.
• Chapter 9: Building Applications with ZeroMQ in Java
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Building a Basic Client-Server Application
    This chapter demonstrates the creation of a simple client-server application in Java using ZeroMQ, covering socket setup, message exchange, and client connections.
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Building a Publish-Subscribe System
    Learn to develop an efficient publish-subscribe system in Java using ZeroMQ, including dynamic subscriptions, topic management, and message filtering.
  • ZeroMQ for Java: Building a Task Distribution System with Push-Pull
    Learn how to develop a task distribution system using ZeroMQ's Push-Pull pattern in Java, including task queuing, load balancing, and task completion.