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Implementing router-dealer pattern with custom acknowledgments with zmq
- dealers always wait for acknowledgment from the evaluator - removing websockets and wait_for_evaluator - Settup encryption with curve - each dealer (client, dispatcher) will get a unique name - Monitor is an advanced version Client - _server_started.wait() is to signal that zmq router socket is bound - Use TCP protocol only when using LSF, SLURM or TORQUE queues -- Use ipc_protocol when using LOCAL driver - Remove certificate - Remove synced _send from Client - Remove cert generator - Remove ClientConnectionClosedOK - Add test for new connection while closing down evaluator - Add test for handle dispatcher and dispatcher messages in evaluator - Add tests for ipc and tcp ee config - Add test for clear connect and disconnect of Monitor - Set a a correct protocol for everestserver
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