I may be wrong, but I think at this point: no. It is like a 0MQ ROUTER/ROUTER architecture for the proxy. The proxy when it sends a message to the worker shall attach a backtrack it has built from its client/worker pairing map.
Le 16/01/2014 05:56, Martin Sustrik a écrit :
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