Figures

Figure 1 Composition of a Typical Message

Figure 2 The Flow of Messages Through a Connection

Figure 3 Socket Data Buffering

Figure 6 Server Creates a Connection

Figure 7 Client Creates Connection and Rendezvous With Server Connection

Figure 8 Server and Client Connection

Figure 11 RTserver and RTclient Architecture

Figure 12 RTserver Publish-Subscribe Message Routing

Figure 13 The Layers of the SmartSockets API

Figure 18 Messages Delivered With and Without Load Balancing

Figure 25 Process Connectivity With RTserver Cloud

Figure 26 RTserver Groups Connected Using Gateways over a WAN

Figure 27 RTserver Cloud with Default Connection Costs

Figure 28 RTserver Cloud with Non-Default Connection Costs

Figure 29 Benefits of RTserver Subscribes

Figure 34 Steps Involved in GMD Successful Delivery

Figure 35 RTmon Main Window

Figure 36 RTmon Main Window Main Functional Regions

Figure 37 Watch Client Time Window

Figure 38 Watched Messages Received Window

Figure 39 Features of the Watch Messages Received Window

Figure 40 Watch Messages Sent Window

Figure 41 Features of the Watch Messages Sent Window

Figure 42 Watch Server Connections Graphical Chart

Figure 43 Server Information Window

Figure 44 Server Information Window (Server Name)

Figure 45 RTserver Buffer Windows

Figure 46 Send Message Window

Figure 47 Multicast Messaging