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Is there any good Redis dissector for Wireshark? I have used this: https://github.com/jzwinck/redis-wireshark, but it seems some error in dissectoring.
Thanks very much in advance!
I'm the author of the Wireshark plugin for Redis mentioned in the OP. I think its main issue is exactly what you reported here: https://github.com/jzwinck/redis-wireshark/issues/1 - namely that it doesn't reassemble TCP fragments. I'm not currently using the plugin myself, but if you or someone else would contribute a patch to improve it I would gladly take it.
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Some time ago, I was looking for a solution to propagate sleuth's trace IDs in zalando's logbook logs and found a solution - #1690, that works.
However, mentioned ReactorNettyHttpTracing is now deprecated, and I could not figure out how to inject suggested Micrometer Tracing.
Is it really "proper" approach, still in SpringBoot 2.7.x with spring-cloud-sleuth 3.1.x, to use Micrometer Tracing?
If yes, could someone help me out with such integration / pointing to potential docs or examples?
(note: adding SO question, as suggested in https://github.com/reactor/reactor-netty new issue template)
This issue addresses same topic.
I tried out YAWS and was hoping that someone has already written a URL parser / request handler on top of it. I don't want anything close to ChicagoBoss which includes an ORM as well.
Let me know if my question is not clear enough. Thanks.
There is also the basho's Webmachine layered on top of a mochiweb server.
Consult wiki if you want to discover more. Thanks basho last one is informative and comprehensive.
Since I have no other choice as of now, I'm gonna go with cowboy. Thanks W55tKQbuRu28Q4xv for helping me out.
I'd like to try to start using Erlang, and there's a data feed i'd like to read that's distributed via Websockets. Right now i'm doing the same in node.js using the 'websocket-client' module, but could someone suggest a websocket client library for Erlang that I could look at? (Or an alternative solution if I'm off the mark)
Here is a promising one: https://github.com/jeremyong/websocket_client
This one didn't exist at the time the question was asked, but it's a good question that deserves to be updated.
here you are: https://github.com/MiCHiLU/erlang_websocket
you may consider also gun: https://github.com/extend/gun
Are there any free solutions to use Message Queueing with Delphi?
I just know about Habari (which is not free) but could not find free solutions on the internet.
About the votes to close my topic.
I'm asking a question, if I need to explain here what it is, probably I'll not know how to answer. People that know what I was talking about could answer without problems, like Daniele and Jeroen Pluimers.
But for those that don't know what is a MQ:
Here you can learn the basic of it: http://mq.java.net/overview.html
After learn what it is you can read about the brokers as: ActiveMQ, HornetQ, GlassFish, RabbitMQ etc...
And as now you know, we need a client to talk with the brokers, is this client that I'm searching for, in this case one of the options (few options) is http://www.habarisoft.com/habari_openmq.html.
Tks
If you are looking for the free WebSphere MQ client, it's SupportPac MQC7. If you are looking for something else, you will need to be more specific.
If stomp is ok for you try my stomp client at www.danieleteti.it
I want to do the Ruby daemon program. I need to call an action which I defined in the daemon program from my Ruby application. That daemon program may also be called from another application. I installed the Ruby daemon Gem and I did the test program. Can any one please give me the step by step sample. How can I achieve this?
You might want to investigate the daemon-kit library, which provides a nice skeleton structure for various kinds of daemons. Your use case might actually be well-served by an AMQP daemon.
There's a great reference on DRb: DRb API
And I found a tutorial here, and another one by DRBrain.
I've been researching this for my own hobby project. Unfortunately, I think there's a language barrier which is preventing a more in depth question. I'm sorry your question got voted down. Maybe, if you posted it in english and your own language, in conjunction with BabelFish maybe we'd be better able to answer your question. I'm interested in SO user's take on this subject, as DRb is very important to my hobby app (alright alright, it's a game. :P)
Hope this helps.
[Edit: my own English is very sucky pre-coffee]