Optionally accept explicit udp:// and tcp:// scheme in Factory #146
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The Factory defaults to creating a UDP-based executor-stack. One can now explicitly specify the tcp:// URI scheme in order force using the new TCP-based executor stack. In a follow-up changeset, the default will be changed to automatic transport protocol detection and the explicit choice will mostly exist for rare special cases and debugging purposes.
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The Factory defaults to creating a UDP-based executor-stack. One can now
explicitly specify the tcp:// URI scheme in order force using the new
TCP-based executor stack. In a follow-up changeset, the default will be
changed to automatic transport protocol detection (#19) and the explicit
choice will mostly exist for rare special cases and debugging purposes.
Builds on top of #145
Refs #19
Refs #5