fix problems with Java Node Coordination example #537
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There were two problems where the java subscribers were receiving a low message count and also not always exiting (implying they weren't receiving the END message). Setting a high receive hwm (unlimited for example simplicity) seems to have resolved both issues, and the subscribers now both receive the full complement of messages as well as exit correctly.
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fix problems with Java Node Coordination example
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Missing messages and/or subscribers not exiting. setting high publish sndhwm (unlimited for example simplicity) was sufficient to fix the issues in all these languages ref: booksbyus#537
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There were two problems where the java subscribers were receiving a low
message count and also not always exiting (implying they weren't
receiving the END message).
Setting a high receive hwm (unlimited for example simplicity) seems to
have resolved both issues, and the subscribers now both receive the full
complement of messages as well as exit correctly.
For reference: https://lists.zeromq.org/pipermail/zeromq-dev/2015-March/028585.html
My guess is all the bindings showing problematic behavior can probably be fixed by tweaking receive hwm.
Thanks!