This factory allows you to construct ClientTransportContexts by passing a String URL. This way you can compile an application which is Transport agnostic and simply change the URL passed to the application to switch from SHM to Sockets etc. A URL is of the form protocol://host:port?Property=value&Property2=value2 The relevant ClientContextBuilder will be constructed based on the protocol and then the properties will be set internally. So on a ClientSHMTransportContext there is a property called "LowLatency" that you could set to true using a URL like this: More...
#include <ClientTransportContextFactory.h>
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static std::unique_ptr < ClientTransportContext > | build (const std::string &url) |
Creates a ClientContextBuilder based on the protocol in the url and sets the host/port (the port is a file path in SHM) as well as any other parameters which are passed in the url query string. For example you can construct a ClientSocketTransportContext like this: More... | |
This factory allows you to construct ClientTransportContexts by passing a String URL. This way you can compile an application which is Transport agnostic and simply change the URL passed to the application to switch from SHM to Sockets etc. A URL is of the form protocol://host:port?Property=value&Property2=value2 The relevant ClientContextBuilder will be constructed based on the protocol and then the properties will be set internally. So on a ClientSHMTransportContext there is a property called "LowLatency" that you could set to true using a URL like this:
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Creates a ClientContextBuilder based on the protocol in the url and sets the host/port (the port is a file path in SHM) as well as any other parameters which are passed in the url query string. For example you can construct a ClientSocketTransportContext like this: